Statement No 1 Will Control Neat Session Of Legislature
The Portland Oregonian reports that statement No 1 members aim to control both legislative houses. They plan to elect Governor Chamberlain to the U S Senate while granting GOP chairs to their forces, with Democratic aid to secure majorities and prevent anti statement moves. Senator Kay of Marion is favored for Senate president.
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The
Portland Oregonian
Oregon
Governor Chamberlain
United States
Chamberlain
Statement
House
Senate
Ouro
Alex Sweek
Democratic State Organization
Kay
Marion
Benefit for babies at Lyceum in New York
A benefit performance of The Wolf at the Lyceum will raise funds for saving New York babies during summer. Proceeds go to Mothers' Seaside Rest Home at Coney Island beach with a major flower booth and star performers. Hearst contributes 2500. city districts and 60 agencies coordinate care for infants citywide.
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Lyceum
New York
Fund For
Mothers
Coney Island Beach
Wiliam Randolph Hearst
Health Board
Big mill for Wallowa to start after railroad reach
Charles H Mimnaugh heads to Wallowa to push the Nibley Mimnaugh Lumber Company project. The firm, capitalized at 150000, aims to build a band mill with 5000 feet daily capacity, using timber lands to supply 25000000 feet and a multisample logging road to the mill in Wallowa.
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Charles H. Mimnaugh
Wallowa
Nibley-Mimnaugh Lumber Company
la Grande Star
Co. W. Nibley
P. H. Nimbaugh
James H
Chas. H. Nimbaugh
Grand Ronde Lumber Company
Perry
1908 Sheepgrowers Directory Now Available in Pendleton
A copy of the 1908 sheepgrowers directory arrived at the office. It lists sheep owners with addresses and includes state and federal official contacts, organizational officers, disease and treatment notes, poisonous plants and antidotes, and coyote destruction methods. Request copies from W H Lytle, secretary, State Board of Sheep Commissioners, Pendleton Oregon.
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W H. Lytle
State Board of Sheep Commissioners
Pendleton
Oregon
East Oregonian Motto Signals Persistent Coverage
The East Oregonian proclaims a circumspect newsroom stance with a pledge to provide comprehensive local coverage. It emphasizes continuous reporting of government, crime, courts, sports, and community events for residents of Umatilla and surrounding areas.
East Washington Missionary meeting seeks 4000 preachers
Delegates totaling about 250 attended the East Washington Christian Missionary Society session, one of its largest. Reports showed 9000 new church members, 15 new churches, and $70,000 to $20,000 spent on buildings, with overall church work up 150 percent. Dean Sanderson urged ministerial supply and urged young men to join, noting 4000 preachers could be placed and 600 immediately in the northwest.
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East Washington Christian Missionary Society
Inland Empire
E. C. Sanderson
Eugene
Ore
June American Boy offers stories and serials for readers
The June issue highlights Bred in the Bone or Born an Electrician by Edwin J. Houston and continues Dil lingham Boy and Four Boys on the Missionipp. Jimmy Jones Flate concludes as Boluf the Wolf dog tale and other fiction plus interest items for baseball fans.
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Pierson
Shakespeare
Shortridge Senate
Hila Muscle
American Boy Legion of Honor
Amateura
Popular Science Department
Stamps
Colina
Curios
East Oregonian
Edwin J. Houston
Dillingham
Jimmy Jones—Flate
Boluf
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Donaldson
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Sheepgrowers' Directory Out
Leonard Darhyhier
Daily East Oregonian
Spare Moments
the Mother’s Magazine
the Mother's Magazine
Christian Church
Northwest
State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas Comegne
J. Cheney
Balf
F. J. Ney & Co
Hall
Rank J. Cheney
A. W. Gleabon
Fr. J. Chenry & CO
Duldell Drugelsta
Roya
Northern Pacific Railway
Yellowstone National Park
Livingston
Montana
B. Calderhead
Walla Walla
Wash
A. B. Charlton
Portland
Morrison Bt
W. Adams
Agent Pendleton
Oro
Sellers & Matlock, Props
Illustrated Song
Jennie
Edison
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