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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1905
Page
5
Partial list of vacant lots offered for sale across multiple blocks in La Grande Oregon including Predmore's Addition and Home Investment Addition. Numerous lots from blocks 1 through 121 and 139 to 154 described with parcel numbers and water rights.
An advertisement touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as beneficial for the stomach and entire system. It claims relief from distress and offers Tea or Tableta as remedies, though the text is garbled.
Portland kicks off baseball with a parade of cars and 6000 fans at the ball grounds as the Los Angeles team wins three to the locals. Batteries include Easick McLean Goodwin Hager for Portland. Umpire Klept.
Excavate near Calapoola River five miles southwest of Albany by JC Crawford uncovers five mutilated prehistoric bodies and a small oval clay altar on a rock foundation. Crawford, a noted archaeologist, suspects cannibal practices based on repeated patterns of missing body parts and preserved finger and bone fragments.
A gas buoy on board the government steamer Scout exploded yesterday afternoon near Kingston Ontario. One crewman was killed and four injured with two of the wounded probably dying.
General manager for the Banta Fe system confirms he will leave the road. The report appears in Scripps News Association dispatches from Topeka Kansas dated April.
St Petersburg reports detail a band linked to Kalieff and Borglus involved in a deadly incident when a bomb exploded killing a man. Among the arrested is Mile Leonteff, daughter of Yakutzk's governor, tied to theater intrigues. Two nieces attempted suicide during the turmoil. both survived.
The British steamer Dannell Castle, departing Diogo, Suarez, Madagascar on April 14 for Batavia, requested 900 tons of coal at Port Louis. After taking 100 tons, colonial officers halted further loading pending home government instructions amid crew claims the lunette carries a force to a Russian squadron in the Ubina sea.
An April 2 Valencia tremor produced long, pronounced waves with widespread damage. Initial reports indicate possible loss of life and significant injury. The incident disrupts arteries and blood flow, while underscoring a call for healing claims.
The readable text hints at a personal health complaint and a claim of relief from a product. It references a cough and a troubling night, with unclear names and incomplete phrases. No verifiable facts or identifiable entities are present.
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