Celebration of Oregon Centenary in Baker
Baker hosts a centennial event commemorating the 100th arrival of white settlers in eastern Oregon. Notables, including Packwood, Littlefield, and Haley, recount early exploration from Fort Boise to the Columbia and celebrate Oregon statehood while honoring pioneers and historians.
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Oregon
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Hudred
Nemel Powder Valley
Sutton Creek
Livent River
Powder Valley
North Powder
Orecon Eat
Cascades
Columbia River
Dalles
Fort Astor
J. A. Churchill
Public Schools
Baker
Northwest
T . Biliot
Walla Walla
Historan
W.D. Lyman
Whitnan College
George Himes
The
Oregon Historical Society
John Hailey
Bol#e
Idaho
Idaho Historical Society
William Packwood, Sr
David Littlefeld
Rev
J. Neilson Barry
Willam EL Packwood
David 5S
Littlefield
John Hatley
Pose
Pack
Griffin’s Gulch
Weath
John Haley
Atute
Kelton
Utah
Umatilla Landing
Columbia
Boise
Walla Wal
Overland
Idaho Hiistorical Society
New Discovery Helps Wife. Japan Survey Boosts Frontiers
A testimonial from O H Brown of Muscadine Ala credits Dr Kings New Discovery with saving his wife from a severe bronchial illness and cough. The ad extols the remedy as infallible for coughs and colds and other lung troubles, priced 60c 300 and trial bottle free. Also notes a Japan survey of the Russian frontier and the response of Russian officials. Vallards Snow Liniment is advertised for swelling pain and healing, with prices 26c 50c and 1. Sold by A C Koeppen & Brews.
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O. H. Brown
Muscadine
Ala
Dr. King
Dr. Kings
Koeppens
Vallard
A. C Koeppen & Brews
Progressives invade New England in first display
Washington reports a notable week for Progressive Republicans as they conduct their first demonstration in New England, a stronghold of conservation, with meetings in Boston. The event stirs mixed reactions as insurgent labels become familiar to readers, highlighted by remarks from George L. Record and Gifford Pinchot.
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Bass
New Hampshire
Leas
New England
Ita
LaFollette
Peston
Murray Crane
The
Transcript
Ray Stannard Baker
Medill McCormick
Chicago
Rudolph Spreckles
San Francisco
Massachusetts
Foss
Congress
Washington, D. C
Conservation
Poston
George L Record
Gifford Pinchot
Notice for Bids Sewer Construction Pendleton 1911
The Pendleton Common Council on December 20 1911 adopted sewer plans from Hazel Street at Court Street north to Hagcn street near the OWRN right of way and on file. Bids for the extension are due January 10 1912 at 6 pm. Each bid requires a $100 certified check to the Mayor, refundable if unsuccessful and forfeited if the bidder fails to contract. The Council may reject all bids. Thomas Fitzgerald Recorder.
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O.W. R. & N. Company
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