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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1906
Page
4
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A list of iron beds child’s grids and glass front cupboard offered as new and high quality. These items will last only 12 days ending Monday with Mass on Saturday April 7 at 6pm.
Mite Tarx No 2 announces it is always open for inspection and invites the public to come and see. The notice emphasizes transparency and invites observers to visit the site during business hours.
City of La Grande Oregon announces a foot sidewalk project from Fourth Street to Seventh Street pending no remonstrance by April 1906 abutting property owners. City Recorder I. R. Snoox signs dated March 1906.
The ILA Grande School of Music advertises a two department program led by Prof Day and Mrs Day. Beginners from age six receive first three grades with one hour daily, while another division covers grades two to five with weekly or biweekly lessons. No students stay at Foley House over the candy store. contact phone 475.
Weekly and fortnightly lodge gatherings held in Redman Hall and nearby venues in La Grande. Eagles La Grande and other lodges invite visiting brethren and knights to attend, with officers listed for each group. Meetings occur on Fridays Saturdays Thursdays Wednesdays and Mondays with assorted roles and locations.
Jonathan Bourne Jr a Republican candidate in the Oregon United States Senate race born February 23 1855 in New Bedford Massachusetts. He served in the Oregon Legislature in 1886 and 1896 and was a delegate to multiple Republican national conventions. He funded Oregon mining development and supports direct election of U S Senators, Statement No 1, and various progressive reforms.
The Rio Gross and Dave Stone advertise a pharmacy run by A C MacLennan offering fast prescription filling, in house pharmacists, and telephone order handling. They promise IV prescription fulfillment with doctor telephone orders and a fair trial.
Farmers offered about 5000 green fir and tamarack fenceposts drying for spring disposal. Exchange possible for livestock hay grain potatoes or other needed orders at The Golden Rule or 1606 Sixth Street. Dry cordwood also available in any quantity. Also an ad for Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea claiming cures.
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