Judge R P Boise Dead Pioneer of Oregon
Judge Reuben P Boise longtime Salem resident died at his home 960 Broadway Salem on Wednesday April 10 1907 at 2 pm after a brief illness. Born June 9 1818 in Blandford Massachusetts he came to Oregon in 1850 and shaped the state’s destiny. He owned 2560 acres near Salem and championed farm interests while serving as master of the state grange five times.
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Salem Statesman
R. P. Boise
Salem
Broadway
Jorge R. P Bolee
Reuben P. Bolse
Oregon
Judge Bose
Blandford
Hampden County
Massachusetts
Reuben Bolse
Massachuetts
Bolse
France
Scotland
Ireland
Mr. Balse
Boise
Sallie Putnam
General Putnam
Jacob Putnam
Bojse
Onite
Judge Bolse
Balem
Academy of the Sacred Heart
North Salem
Prange
National Grange
Davis Elevated to Chief Engineer of Reclamation Service
Arthur Powell Davis, promoted from assistant chief engineer, now leads the U S Reclamation Service. Born 1861 in Minnea, he has long led topographic hydrographic and engineering work for the government, with key roles in Nicaragua Panama canal planning and western reservoir surveys. The bureau now spends over 1 million monthly on 25 irrigation projects reclaiming 2,000,000 acres, employing 10,100 people and reclaiming nearly 200,000 acres to date.
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Arthur Powell Davis
Wriice
John G. Lathrop
Washington
United States
Mr. Davie
Miinale
Junctionity
Emporia
Kansee
George Washington University
United States Geological Survey
West
Arizana
New Mexico
California
Reclamation Service
Davis
Ohis
Davie
Arrivals at Hotel St George and Nearby Posts
A list of names and origins appears to document arrivals at Hotel St George and related locations. Individuals from Spokane Portland Walla Walla and Philadelphia are named, including J G Hurd H L Guntaeh Mrs G Worthington M J Puckley and many others, with cities such as Gringeville Seattie and Carnthin indicated among entries.
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Hotel
St. George
W. HH. Caxaday
Gringeville
Wot
Haron
Seattie
Aeoo McGlivery
Spokane
J. G. Hurd
Portland
H.L. Guntaeh
A. Poblets
Join Fi Parrott
Mrs. G. Worthington
M. J. Puckley
D. M Campbel
Benesch
Convery Dente Pyters
Sreivnds
S. Ray
J. J. Hogan Porthanes Surmuel Whitt
Bakerliv
FH. Farey
Fan Frances
Coldemith
Philadelphia
Caewell
Vortland
George Wollerahm
Walla Walla
J. M. Schulty
Walla Wala
Otte Ty Green
Walia Wate
Hotel Penticton and Portland names in a mixed list
A long OCR fragment lists many individuals and locations including Hotel Penticton J Taylor Portland Mre Kioh Portland H Burke Portland XNI G Blatock Walla Walla N Goldsmith St Joseph We BE Hine New York J Pax Portland ALT Rydell Rochester Ro Ww Foster New York Al Lonergen Walla Walla M IL Morehead Portland A Burtank San Francisco Co Fimpaon Portland F Werden Portland T B Shepard Portland Golden Rule Motel Rust city A A Johnson Wakeharm Wallie Brunsdon Starbuck Mre Herbert D Newell Hermiston Atre W Went worth Boise J Cohn Spokane G M Hier Echo Lee McMeland Nampa Ades Spokane Carl Jackson Boise Mr J E King Athena J M Johnson Nampa H J Adams La Chande J B Johnston city George Allen Spokane J M Hemphill Pitot Rock W O Allison Ukiah J O Jes up and wif Portland G W Lind ley Medford H B Davison Pendleton E Teyers J B Smith furnorer
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Hotel Penticton
J. Taylor
Portland
Mre
Kioh
H Burke
XNI
G. Blatock
Walla Wallan
N. Goldsmith
St. Joseph
Webe
Hine
New York
J. C. Pax
Alt. Rydell
Rochester
Co. Fimpaon
F. Werden
Shepard
Golden Rule Motel
Rust City
A. A. Johnson
Wakeharm
Wallie Brunsdon
Starbuck
Herbert D. Newell
Hermiston
Atre
W. Wentworth
Boise
J. Cohn
Spokane
G. M Hier
Echo
Lee McMeland
Nampa
Ades
Carl. Jackson
Mr. J. E. King
Athena
J. M. Johnson
H. J. Adams
la Chande
J. B. Johnston
City
George Allen
J. M. Hemphill
Pitot Rock
W. O. Allison
Ukiah
J. O. Jesup
Wif
G. W. Lindley
Medford
H. B. Davison
Pendleton
E. Teyers
J. B. Smith
Furnorer
Chinese Cannery Labor to Enter Alaska Cannery
Steamship Cottage City sailed for southeastern Alaska with the largest group of Chinese cannery workers yet. One hundred seventy Celestials will soon join the big canning operation at Funter Bay run by George C. Myer & Son. Chinese from Portland, Astoria, and Anacortes will depart Seattle for the north. Mrs. Esrah Miles Hanna, longtime Daughters of Rebekah member and the only woman to receive LO. O. F. chivalry, died in Kansas City Missouri on April 10.
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Alaska
Cottage City
Fegson
Seattle News
Mence
George C. Myer & Son
Funter Bay
Portland
Astoria
Anacortes
Seattle
Esrah Miles Hanna
The
Daughters of Rebekah
LO. O. F
Kansas City
Missouri
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