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OUT OF THE PAST: Denver man buys total of 16,000 lambs
100 YEARS AGO July 17, 1913 More than 16,000 lambs have been sold within the last few days…
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UP WITH FREEDOM: Dems losing with 4th Amendment assault
Heres a tip, humbly offered, to political reality-checkers everywhere: Whenever youre mired in a perceptual rut and badly…
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OUT OF THE PAST: Group of private individuals buy hospital, will keep it open
100 YEARS AGO July 10, 1913 The site for Enterprises Carnegie library was bought by the city early…
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AND FURTHERMORE: New bird sanctuary only a half-success
Its busy times for river guides. My cohorts and I have just had no end of running rapids…
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OUT OF THE PAST: Dress maker sues city of Enterprise 100 years ago
100 YEARS AGO July 3, 1913 Suit against the city of Enterprise for $2097.50 has been started by…
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OUT OF THE PAST: Post offices ready to inaugurate new ZIP code system
100 YEARS AGO June 26, 1913 The north end of the county descended on Enterprise last week with…
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POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY: Service club feels wrath of Cincy IRS
Groucho Marx famously said, I wouldnt want to belong to any club that would have me as a…
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MAIN STREET: Our personal stories are immigrant tales
When and how did your people come? Were they religious refugees come to make the world right, Dutch…
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OUT OF THE PAST: State ponders new park at Wallowa Lake
100 YEARS AGO June 19, 1913 The special election which is to be the next step toward putting…
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JUST THINKING: Sturdiest foundations based on absolutes
It was a strange feeling to watch our house, cut in half, travel down River Street, loaded on…
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