Local Notices And Classifieds Advertise Dry Wood And Rooms
City brief notices list dry wood for sale from Minnis and Lotted items. Unfurnished rooms for rent at East Oregonian office. Hats and millinery sale at Campbell's. Help wanted for housework and bookkeeping. Also a military event: Oregon national guard inspection by Brigadier General and Major Frank Baker with a delinquency court, drill, and public dancing this evening.
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Campbell's Millinery
East Oregonian
East Oregonian Building
G. M. Rive
West High Street
Goodman Hardware Co
Company L Holds Manual Inspection Tonight
Tonight Company L will conduct a manual inspection under Col. James Jackson U S Army retired inspector general of the O N G The event carries great importance in local guard circles as the unit's standing hinges on its performance Col. Jackson is a Civil War veteran and long time cavalry officer.
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James Jackson
U. S, Army
Jackson
Favors Range Leasing Cited by Arizona Cattle Leader
J W Sullivan large cattle owner endorses Roosevelt forest reserve policy and public domain leasing to protect Arizona ranges. He argues government supervision prevents overstocking, promotes range improvements, and supports a grazing tax of 36 cents per head with ten percent returning to county and school funds. He also urges resting land two years out of three and notes layoffs at American Locomotive Works in Schenectady due to scarce work.
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Roosevelt
J. W. Sullivan
Albuquerque Journal
Arizona
Inas
Local Visitors and Movements in La Grande Observed
A jumble of city visitors and brief business trips from La Grande and nearby towns including G B McCulley and James L Bell. Other mentions include hotel guests, Masonic banquet attendees, and travel to Echo, Pendleton, and Pilot Rock, with notes on weather and regional scenery.
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G. BE. McCulley
la Grande
James L. Bell
Athena
A. H. Sunderman
Echo
G. B. McCulley
J. L. Ferguson
Hotel
D. Teel
Boho
Herbert Boylen
Pilot Rock
Jos. T. Hinkle
Pendleton
E. W. Sulsie
Harry Bartholomew
Abe Miller
Ed Boswell
Enterprise
BE. H. Brown
The
Echo Register
George W. Gray
Walla Walla
J. L. Wardell
Golden Rule
J. P. McManus
R. W. Fletcher
Dr. Garfield
Northwest Eagle Publishing Company
James G. Callison
Myrick Station
Tigers Destroy Cattle Amid Wide India Cattle Losses
Consul General William Michael of Calcutta cites Madras province three month losses at 25 801 cattle from disease and wild animals with rinderpest killings at 12 778 and anthrax 1979. Government allocates 333 333 to Central provinces and 500 000 to Punjab to aid distressed farmers amid drought and looming famine. Irrigation eases some pressure in Punjab where about 2 000 000 people live.
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William H. Michael
Calcutta
Madras
Central
India
Punjab
Meeker Bronze Tablet Erected by Baker City School
Baker City students unveiled a bronze tablet on the high school grounds marking the original Oregon Trail route. About 800 pupils funded the memorial, praising patriotism and school spirit as the inscription recounts Indians first crossing, 1834 missionary travel, and the wagon train era.
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Meeker
Baker City Democrat
Oregon Trail
Pioneer and Household
Missouri River
Wallace Daily Times Suspends Publication Over Union Dispute
The Wallace Daily Times, Idaho's oldest daily, suspended publication indefinitely after a conflict with the Typographical Union over employee status and seniority. A pamphlet explains the paper will resume only when it can ensure fair treatment and policy independence, with the union's stance denying retrenchment rights.
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Wallace Daily Times
Coeur d’Alenes
sGya
Wallace
Idaho
Dispatch
the Times Company
Times
Amusements Notes From The Oregon Theater Week
Last of the week shows include Dora Thorne and Resurrection announced with Miss Bryan leading. Streeter Bryan company praised for specialty acts between scenes and new class A moving pictures. Ben Hur color sequences and chariot race draw crowds. Skating race at Treland's rink features Barry Drake beating Roy Waltz. Circle anecdote closes the page with a bosom fly joke.
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Oregon
Dora Thorne
Streeter-Bryan
Miss Bryan
Mr. Streeter
Dorn Thorne
The
Star
Star Theater
Ben Hur
Treland
Barry Drake
Pendleton
Roy Waltz
Baker City
Mr. Drake
Lightning Sets Tanks Ablaze In San Luis Obispo
A bolt of lightning struck five oil tanks in San Luis Obispo California late last night starting fires and triggering an emergency response. No injuries are reported and the incident disrupted local operations briefly as firefighters contained the flames.
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San Luis Obispo
Cal
FIEO
Two Cases Filed Against Oregon Short Line in Boise Court
Two lawsuits have been filed in the United States circuit court at Boise alleging violations of safety appliance laws for railroad cars by the Oregon Short Line.
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United States Circuit Court
Boise
Oregon Short Line
Cod Liver eRe A Health Restore For All Ages
The Pendleton Drug Co offers Cod Liver eRe without oil, claimed to be better than traditional cod liver oil and emulsions. Marketed as suitable for the elderly, delicate children, and those recovering from illness, colds, or throat and lung troubles, with a guarantee. Pendleton Oregon.
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Pendleton Drug CO
Pendleton
Oregon
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Goodman Hardware
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Frank 8. Baker
Oregon National Guard
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Missouri
Pilot Rock, Obe
Copeland & Son
New Mexico
Indorse
American Locomotive Works
Schnectady
N. Y
Kob Pappens
Fred Newman
Weston
W. D. Fletcher
H. Jurgen
Kamela and
Meacham
Robert C. Smith
Pacific
Oregon Tract
Meeker Bronz
Schoo
Typographical Union
Helen
ROVAE
Sorosis
Iife
Buster
the Alexander Department Store
Morrie
Streeter
Morrie Treeter
Bryan Stock Co
Bertha M. Clay
Pendleton Drug Company
Pitt
Onakdeon
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