Impounded heifer listed by city police chief
Notice states an impounded red two year old heifer with no brands visible and a small upper bit out of the right ear. Described August 26 1909. Signed L Rayburn Chief of Police August 28 1931.
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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1909
Page
8
Notice states an impounded red two year old heifer with no brands visible and a small upper bit out of the right ear. Described August 26 1909. Signed L Rayburn Chief of Police August 28 1931.
Notice that the directory manuscript is being prepared with corrections and new names. Call the Pacific States Telephone and Telegraph Company office for updates or changes.
Attorneys C E Cochran and J H Crawford are in Cove to review water rights applications open for examination from August 27 to September 6. They will identify claims exceeding entitlements and seek relinquishment or initiate litigation if needed. Mr Saxton of the Oregon Water Board attends to hear complaints. The lawyers traveled by automobile and will return today.
About 30 Red Oonk, Iowa fishermen, brought 2700 fish mostly trout from Lake Pamelia. They held a reunion in Freewater. The Lake Odell region in Klamatl county is described as a sportsman's paradise.
The National Apple Show Bulletin notes Oregon sent the first commercial apples to China from Grant's Pass. Henry B. Miller, consul general to China, and his brother Frank J. Miller started the venture, testing varieties like Ben Davis and refining packing. The China trade continued for seven to eight years with profit.
Ralph Atkinson’s $900 bondsmen withdrew their guarantees to his appearance in circuit court after his bootlegging conviction in the lower court. He quickly found two new guarantors late last night who asked to remain anonymous. The change was made before Justice of the Peace Stewart.
In Corvallis officials proceed with paving work while agricultural notes report oats near Clatskanie yielding 80 to 100 bushels per acre and a Swan Lake area farmer in Klamath County estimating his oats at 75 bushels per acre.
Good family horse phaeton and harness cheap if taken immediately cash or terms phone Red 1921 7315 Jackson avenue. eel FOR SALE Fresh cow giving nearly 4 gallons extra rich milk squire phone Red 1022. POSITION WANTED A lady cook with 10 year old child would work cheap at cooking or general house work. Phone Red 1091.
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