Fraternal Lodge Meetings Advertised for La Grande
Local notices list various fraternal groups meeting on specific nights at LS or IOF halls. Groups include Elks LOF La Grande Camp No 7703, La Grande Aerie No 259, Hope Chapter No 11, Modern Woodmen, Knights of Pythias Red Cross Lodge No 27, Crystal Lodge No 50, and others with inviting language for visiting members.
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LO. O. F. Ball
M. McMurray
Cal Jordan
Woodmen of the World
la Grande Lodge No
K. of P. Hall
Ane Corpe
Mempare
Nerackles
Keeney
Knights of Pythias
Red Cross Lodge No
Castle Hall
Old Elk’s Hall
J. F. Baker
C. C. R. L. Lincoln
K. of R
Crystal Lodge No. 50
I. C. O. F. Hall
Frozen Gladass Delights Spark Youthful Interest
An odd ad like passage touts a frozen treat attracting children with phrases about ice cream and chilled beverages. it hints at a niche product called Frozen Gladass and questions appeal to women, suggesting playful marketing prose from a past era.
Rich Mine Discovered During Well Drilling
R A West, a well driller, and his brother left town to continue sinking a shaft in the main they uncovered recently. The mine is described as very rich in several ores, found while drilling through a rich rock stratum. Work will be pushed rapidly to completion as ore extraction begins.
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R. A. West
Public Land Scrip Opens Gates to Government Title
Few realize the advantages of Public Land Scrip for obtaining title to government land. Northwest land offices report thousands of acres serviced last year, chiefly under the Northern Pacific Scrip act of July 1, 189%. The N P Railway has named B Towers Co of Miles City Montana as its principal scrip agents.
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Northern Pacific
N. P. Railway Company
B. Towers Company
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Observer Tiegraphic Brief Spurs Real News
The Observer's tiegraphic and news service report a shift as real news breaks through. Editors emphasize timely verification and sourcing while outlining plans to expand coverage and reliability.
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The
Observer
Sixty Eight New Doctors Licensed by Oregon Board
A Portland meeting of the Oregon Board of Medical Examiners announced the results of the recent examinations. Sixty eight of 100 MDs and 12 DOs passed, representing two thirds of all who took the test. The passers include 58 physicians and 10 osteopathic doctors who met the required average after exams in anatomy physiology histology pathology chemistry obstetrics and gynecology plus school specific theory and practice. osteopathic applicants faced osteopathy practice tests.
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Oregon Board of Medical Examiners
Portland
Moore
Adkins & Garrick Offer Quality House Painting Services
The up-to-date paper hangers and painters advertise guaranteed work using only oil and lead. Contact Adkins at Sumner Hotel or Garrick by Black 1841 for orders and estimates.
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Adkins & Garrick
Adkins
Sumner Hotel
Garrick
Black
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