Observer Notice from La Grande Post Office
The Observer enters at the La Grande postoffice as a second class matter.
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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1911
Page
4
The Observer enters at the La Grande postoffice as a second class matter.
The piece praises the National Educational association contest as a high minded event that motivates young women to strive for better, with new ideas and value. It notes the contest is honorable and fair, involving readers who support the paper’s honor from start to finish.
In reply to Cora M. Davis of Union, the Observer identifies the author as Joseph W. Derr, a New Yorker. Health faltered from overwork, a western trip to regain strength, and he gained fame through the Grande Ronde story, printed privately and now scarce through friends of Mr Derr.
The Elgin editor BE H. Flagg receives praise for his respected stance and editorial eloquence. An Oregon public figure, Flagg’s move to Elgin is celebrated as a solid local gain. The piece notes President Day earning 56000 at Equitable Insurance and highlights a $30000 saving for Paul Morton as former head.
The insurgents in Mexico press on believing they exceed government authority and show confidence in their stance, despite official threats and ongoing clashes.
The sheriff of Union County Oregon will sell at public auction on May 22 1911 at 10 oclock at the La Grande courthouse to satisfy a judgment of Island City Mercantile and Milling company against Grande Ronde Valley Agricultural Society for 16965 92 dollars plus interest costs and attorney fees The described property known as the fair ground lies in section 4 township 3 south range 38 E W M The sale is by order of the circuit court of Oregon issued April 20 1911 and docketed April 19 1911.
A. F. and A. M. announce a special meeting at 8 o'clock to arrange Frank Scott's funeral. The service will be from his residence tomorrow at 2 p.m. Lodge members should assemble at 1 15 p.m. at the house. L. M. Hoyt W. M.
Druggists refund money if it fails to cure. BE. W. GROVES signature on each box. Each tablet priced at 25c.
An old ad promotes Parisian Sage as a guaranteed remedy for dandruff and hair loss. It promises two weeks to stop itching scalp, with money back if not effective, and asserts Newlin Drug Company backs the guarantee.
The notice promotes Parisian Sage as a hair dressing that kills germs at the roots, nourishes hair to prevent falling out, and promotes thick growth. It claims to be non sticky, non greasy, with a large bottle selling for 50 cents. Available at New-In Drug Company and druggists, or by mail from Giroux Mfg. Co. Buffalo, N. Y. Apr. 21, 22, May 3, 13.
In Union County Oregon the County Court requires unknown heirs to appear in La Grande on May 2 1911 at 10 am to show cause why the administratrix should be licensed to sell Lot 1 Block 8 Grandys Addition La Grande to pay estate claims. Judge J C Henry attests seal March 31 1911. Clerk Forrest Ivanhoe deputy.
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