Senate of 12 to Lead League Elects October First
Meeting at Attorney Hodgin's office set October first to elect a senate of twelve representing county districts. Six standing committees will oversee county administration and road projects. The organization aims to curb expenses and prepare a formal constitution and by laws report. Mr. Sullivan to resume position as rip track foreman tomorrow.
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Bayity Taxpayers’ League
John §. Hodgin
Constitu
Kansas
Memphis
Teen
Church Notices Early Mass and Services Listed
Catholic Church announces services with an early mass at 8 am, a late mass at 10 30 am, Sunday school at 10 am, and an evening service at 7 30 pm.
St. Peter’s Church Sunday Schedule Remains Unchanged
The church lists Seventeenth Sunday after Trinity with Holy Communion at 9 am, Sunday school at 10 am, and morning service at 11 am followed by evening service. Rector Upton H. Gibbs presides.
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St. Peter’s Church
Sane
Upton H. Gibbs
Foreman Sullivan Returns
Mr. and Mrs. James Sullivan and their daughter arrived home today from a long road trip.
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Foreman Sullivan
James Sullivan
Oregon Congressman Ellis gains senior committee seat and gains clout
A profile of Congressman Ellis highlighting three winter appropriations for Oregon cities. He secures a place on the Ways and Means ranking committee, marking the first time Oregon is represented there, and notes Ellis’s long service and veteran support record.
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Washington
Eilis
Oregon
House of Representatives
Ways and
Ume
Pension Bureau
Ellis
Congress
House
Baker City Athlete Joins O R N Machine Shops
Former Baker City high school manager Denham arrived this morning and accepted a position with the O R N company in Baker City machine shops. Denham is a popular figure in Baker City and well known in football and track circles in Eastern Oregon.
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Baker City
Denham
Oregon
Notable Sires and Sons Across Nineteenth Century Elite Circles
A survey of prominent figures including Alphonse Zelaya son of Nicaragua’s ex president, Sir John de Villiers who owns vast Cape Colony estates, M Henri Menter heir to Anticosti, and Sir Carl Meyer donor to a Shakespeare theater project. Also notes US Attorney Wise appointing Raymond Brown, a blind Harvard Law graduate, to assist with legal papers. Westchester Kennel Club hosts its annual show in White Plains highlighting canine society.
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Alphonse Zelaya
Nicaragua
John de Villiers
Paarl
Worcester
Cape Colony
M. Henri Menter
Anticosti
Carl Meyer
London
de Beers Company
Sir Cari
United States
Henry A. Wise
Raymond G. Brown
Brown
Harvard Law School
New Orleans Pelicans Win 1910 Southern Association Pennant
New Orleans finishes the season atop the Southern Association standings as the Pelicans claim the league pennant for 1910 after today's games. Atlanta challenged briefly but New Orleans maintained league lead throughout the campaign.
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New Orleans
Southern Association of Baseball Clubs
Pelicans
Atlanta
Advertised Letters List for Week Ending Sept 16 1910
Uncalled letters at La Grande post office include ladies and gentlemen names such as Miss Georgia Allen Mrs Mary Allen Mrs Olga Anderson and Mr Nick Ashman. Notices instruct callers to say Advertised. items will go to Dead Letter Office Sept 20 1910.
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la Grande
Allen
Georgia
Mary
Anderson
Olga
Barker
Churchill
Ardena
Fry
A. C
Hearth
Bessie
Jarrey
Jasey
Mans
Martha S
Nickell
Emma
Newbill
Harry
Ridgway
Grace
Toppan
Errie
Wilson
J. J
Watson
Mirs
Ashman
Nick
Butrhin
James A
Barri
Joseph
Benson
John
Evers
Clarence
Giuseppe
Gontana
Hall
Chas
Lewis
George
Roy
Olsen
Edward
Pearson
C. V
Smith
William E
Salberg
Savage
Jas
C. L
Tyler
B. A
Wright
Robert
Walker
Oscar
Wade
Ray A
Zettler
W. H
Atove
City approves sidewalk contract on Sixth Street in La Grande
Ordinance No. 475 of 1910 authorizes the mayor and recorder to contract with C. T. Darley for the construction of a cement sidewalk on both sides of Sixth Street from the south curb of Washington Avenue to the north curb of N Avenue in La Grande.
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Recorder
C. T. Darley
Sixth Street
Washington Avenue
City OF
LA Grande Dors
City contracts cement sidewalk on Sixth Street
Section one authorizes the Mayor and Recorder to enter a contract with C. T. Darley for a five foot wide cement sidewalk on both sides of Sixth street from Washington avenue to N avenue curb lines at the bid prices: 90 cents per lineal foot for sidewalk and 20 cents per cubic yard for excavation and filling over six inches. Section two requires publication in La Grande Evening Observer and the ordinance takes effect on October 17, 1910 after Mayor’s approval. Passed September 14 1910. approved September 16 1910. attested by Recorder Cox.
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C. T. Darley
Sixth Street
Washington Avenue
N” Avenue
India
la Grande Evening Observer
Parisian Sage Hair Tonic Ad Claims Beauty Link
An American print campaign argues beauty depends on luxurious hair and credits Parisian Sage as a quick acting hair restorer. The ad touts a 50 cent bottle from Newlin Drug Co with money back guarantee and promises dandruff relief and scalp itch cure, with the Auburn haired model on each bottle.
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Paris
America
Newlin Drug Co
Giroux Mfg. Co
Buffalo, N
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