Island City Routs La Grande 7–0 In Openers Duel
Island City tops La Grande 7 to 0 in the season opener. Island City used strong backfield runs and a first quarter touchdown by Walters to seize control. La Grande, lacking a coach, showed effort but could not overcome early deficit and penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart’s
Stewart Light Opera Company
Dorothy
le Grande
Island City
la Grache Rocters
Island Cry
Bolton
la Grande
Lin Grande
Island Guy
Walters
Death Love a Shining Mark Obituary Muddle in Nevada
A Nevada editor faces trouble after publishing an obituary for a mining promoter. The tribute carried the line Death Loves a Shining Mark while the printer ran Mining Shark. The deceased is survived by his three sons.
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Nevada
10 Teams Wanted To Haul Gravel Or Sand
Advertisement from J. L. Mars seeking 10 teams to haul gravel or sand from a gravel bar. 5000 pound loads, one man supplied if a teamster hauls, 5500 pounds or more per load. Haul one mile on good road with easy load and unload plan.
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Teamster
J. L. Mars
Cavalry Free mong of the squadron A wins steeplechase at Bennington
Washington reports the Cavalry Free mong of the squadron A of Brooklyn broke his collar bone at the third hurdle in the military steeplechase this afternoon at Bennington but finished the race and won by six lengths over Hummingtind oy.
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Scripps Mews Association
Washington
Calvalry Freemong
Brooklyn
Virginia
Bennington
Hummingtind Oy
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SK. O. Sign
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Pixies
Satom
Dalles
Ws. G. Stewart
Baratone
OAME
la Granda
Heering
Westistenawys
Ingle
Garpy
Irwin
Parker
HO Steward
Mar
Famous
Minstrels
Pendleton Business College
Pacific Coan Business College
Kate
Sane Martel
Pendleto
Row Rhino
M Charettt Fremenpa
AR Business College
Yregon
la Grande Evening Observer
la Grande Weekly Observer
Oregon
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