City Brevities Dry wood ads and lodging notices
Private room and board listings, furnished housekeeping rooms, rental notices, and miscellaneous ads. Includes requests for корrner work, Kodak finish services, fencing materials, stock and hay ranch sale near Alta Oregon, and Oregon Lumber Yard touting dry stacked lumber in a new shed.
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South Main Street
Garden Street
Logan Street
Kodak
Bridge
Sheron
North Elde
Addrom
Coodman Hardware Co
Alta
Oregon
L.A
Pendleton
Oregon Lumber Yard
Furnished Rooms Near Court House Offer
Furnished rooms at 701 F Court one block from the court house rent two dollars and two fifty per week. Beginning Thursday March 7 will open spring millinery line with 250 patterns. Campbell's Millinery Setiumbaet tulteinie.
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F. Court
Court House
Thursay
Campbell's Millinery
Setiumbaet Tulteinie
Resignation of Anti-Saloon League Leader Takes Effect
Paul Kader resigns as president of the Anti-Saloon League after over a year in office. A Portland dispatch reports he left because financial returns were insufficient and he received another job offer. The headquarter committee will discuss a successor within two to three weeks as the search continues.
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Pon Kov
Paul Kader
Fon
Portland Dispatch
Mader
Hader
Rader
Or Geblieher
Indian water land bill prompts irrigation work in Idaho
Private dispatches from Washington report Indian appropriation funds totaling 550000 for Fort Hall and 260000 for irrigation foundation. The price for water remains 6 per acre, dam plans store flood water on the Blackfoot river for irrigation near Thinnock county. Homesteaders north of the city within five miles praise the change, hoping Pocatello grows into a key agricultural district.
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Washington
Dutole
Fort Hall
Doctelly Tribune
Blackfoot
Thinnock
House
Five Mile
Umit
Pocatello
Grand Ronde Valley to Grow Large Fruit Farm Project
The Grand Ronde Valley Fruit Company plans a 425 acre expansion near Mount Emily into a major fruit farm with a $600,000 capitalization. Home office listed as Provo Utah. VP J H L Nunn arrived last fall and bought Roy Campbell and Halney ranches, bringing total acreage to 426 acres in deals already closed.
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Grand Ronde
Mount Emily
Saya
Elks Take Notley Meeting At Pendleton Lodge
Pendleton Lodge No. 298 holds a meeting at Eagles' hall Ruslacve this evening. All members are urged to attend. the gathering centers on lodge duties and local fraternal matters.
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Elks
Notley
Pendleton Lodge No
P. O
Eagles’ Hall
Ruslacve
Visiting notables and travelers in the city today
Mr. and Mira W. T. Hislop are visiting here today. Zoeth Houser left this morning for Athena on a business visit. Louis Mueller of Helix is in the city on a trading trip. Alex McRae of Walla Walla is in the city today. Charles Ogilvie of Pilot Rock is in town on a trading trip. Mrs A H Sunderman and child to Echo to Vint & short time. C K Island of Hermiston in the oil on business. L B Penland left for Athena en route to an area farm near Helix. Augustavo, formerly a butcher, now in Walla Walla, is here on business. J F Cutler and J H Pedigo of Walla Walla are in the city today. Cutler is GM of Wo & CG. Rev Fauyne of Weeton seeks support for a new church. Colonel J A Raley returned from San Francisco after regal business. Engineer EG W Myers of the O R & N yard engine is sick at home. George O Conner, WL & OR traveling agent, is in town. F P Rounds of the O R & N returned from Hot Lake, visiting Mrs Rounds. Rev John Warren left for Athena for weekly services. Mrs Ida Hamblen of Royal Neighbors heads north to Idaho to organize a chapter. Rev G L Hall received a letter about Rev W B Pope recovering slowly from Hermiston injuries. M Crank and wife from Kansas City plan to locate here. Mrs Otto E Dillon and child Howell moved Pendleton to La Grande. J W Puncain and daughter stopped in Baker City en route to Salem. Mrs L F Lattipkin in town for Arctus meeting related to Mrs Maynard’s death.
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Mira
W. T. Hislop
Zoeth Houser
Athena
Lief
Louis Mueller
Hoelix
Alex McRae
Walla Walla
Charles Ogilvie
Pilot Teek
A. H. Sunderman
Little Won Jef
Echo
C. K. Island
Hermiston
L. BF. Penland
Helix
A. T. Auguatavo
J. F. Cutler
J. H. Pedigo
Wuernes
Cutler
Wo & CG. R
Rev. Fauyne
Weeton
J. A. Raley
San Francisco
EG. W. Myers
Johnson Street
George O'Conner
WL & OR
Ik Company
F. P. Rounds
O. R. & N. Mechanics Department
Hot Lake
Mra Rounds
John Warren
Episcopal Church of
W. B. Pope
McMinnville
M. & Crank
W. A. Crank
Kansas City
Saleamoan
Otto E. Dillon
Howell
Pendleton
John
Didion
la Grande
la Grands Observer
J. W. Puncan
Cromer
Aimatilla
Fakerty
Sussaville
Puncein
Minacula
Bpaker City Herald
Record of Ivanhoe DA in circuit court term
Ivanhoe, district attorney FP. S. Ivanhoe, credited with a strong term at circuit court. Of eight criminal cases tried, he secured convictions in all but one where the jury failed to agree and the case was discharged.
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Ivanhoe
FP. S. Ivanhoe
la Grande Observer
Japanese Question Sparks California Senate Debate
In Sacramento on March 7 the California state senate heatedly debated Caminetti's bill allowing school districts to admit Japanese students on equal terms with white children. Defeated after appeals to the California delegation, the measure may be reconsidered later as the state decides the issue. A separate note from Baker City reports single tax proposals and water-related base rate discussions affecting vacant property and property owners.
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Sacramento
State Senate
Caminett
Wolfe
Keane
California
Congress
Caminetth
Baker City
Faker City
Waeter
Iran
Tile
Viscant Lola
Atreet
City Temocrat
National Peace Congress Set for New York Next Month
Arrangements nearing completion for the National Peace Congress to be held in New York City in March. The program includes a music festival at Carnegie Hall, sessions on peace legislation, lectures by notable figures such as Ambassador James Bryen and Richard Piattholdt, and separate meetings for labor leaders and business interests. A final banquet will rally at least a thousand attendees to back the Hague conference and U.S. influence.
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New York
National Peace Congress
America
Carnegie Hall
Foyelen
James Bryen
Thiron da
4Stournelies de Constant
Count Apponst
Mungary
Interparliamentary Union
Richard Piattholdt
Missouri
United States
Society
Theodore E. Burton
Ohio
College Movement For Peace and Arbitration
Samuel Gompers
John Mitchell
Peace Society
Fossil Skeleton Unearthed Near Big Horn Wyoming Monster
VY R Converse of No Wood Creek Wyoming unearthed a huge prehistoric skeleton while digging a small reservoir. The remains show a massive foot with four toes, nine inch middle toes, and a 15 inch knee. The skeleton's length exceeds 40 feet with a 16 inch clavicle, indicating a colossal extinct creature. Burns Harney County owes 1000 dollars but has 1000 to apply and 850 dollars cash for improvements.
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VY. R. Converse
Nowood
Big Horn
Wyoming
Burns
Harney County
Referendum Demand for State University Funding Stirs Oregon Groups
Linn County Grange and Patrons of Husbandsry protest governor vetoes and press for a 125 000 state university appropriation for support and maintenance. Maek Palmer signs the letter “Dear Governor” urging mass meetings in Marion and Linn counties to uphold the legislature. The First National Bank of Tillamook is chartered with 50400 capital.
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Linn County Grange
Didersss al the
Vets
Linn County Council
Husbandry
Chamberlain
Ane
State University
Emna
Salem
Maek
Palmer
Deap
Foormom
Marion
Linn
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Teutsch’s Dep't. Store
Louis Hunziker
Main St
Colesworthy
Chop Mill
Radete Tas
Anti-Saloon League
Ai B
Koeppen Aros
Ore
Yakima
Carnegie
Wonder Store
George Primrose
the van Boeolind the
Primrose
Prazer Theater
Satirday
Cuphold the
First National Bank of
Tillamonk
Plano
Chickering
Weber
Kimball
Chicago
Eilers Bros
Lester, Story , Clark, Bailey
Crown, Weser
J. B. Cook
Rogers
Ilurine Cie
G. Rogers
Mgr
Main Street
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