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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1909
Page
5
The fragment indicates a price range 35.00 to 75.00 but lacks context. No clear event, person, or organization is identifiable.
Local notes list Mike Gibson of Elgin and J Levinger from Baker City visiting La Grande. Nort powder and Payette Valley travelers arrive, with several Elgin residents and Portland-bound individuals noted. Church matters include Rev Fawcett en route to Elgin for the conference year. A camping party heads to Rock Creek and Baptist Aid plans a Friday meeting at Mrs Jackson's home with 10 cent treats for charity.
Robert Plant reports a rough trip en route to Medford with delays and detours. He says they laid over three days for repairs and shipped from Biggs to The Dalles, finding grain yields poor in Zone and escaping what he calls God’s country.
Private advices from Melilla report that cholera has struck General Mains 38,000 man army, leaving barely three fourths alive. Fortifications are said to be unsanitary and about 9,000 have died since the recent verses.
Mrs. Cody Alward and Miss Alward of Boseman Montana stayed with Thomas Wade from Thursday to Wednesday after attending the A Y P exposition. Ella Couch returns from Portland, Iva and Mary Head depart for Jefferson Iowa, while Fred Holmes visits Wallowa and Leta Kiddle stays with Floyd Jones in Baker City. Wayne Wade leaves for Wallowa after visiting his parents. Peter Bosquet moves to Alicel for a new Union church contract. A R Hunter travels to North Powder and Baker City, Frank Perry visits before school. Farmers Union crews work on a new warehouse here and many attend a tabernacle holy recital in Grande Ronde Monday night.
Notice to the public that Harry U. Meyers and Joe Kelley form a partnership to operate general tensorial parlor business and solicit patronage from Meyers barbershop customers and friends.
We continue until Tuesday August 31 with sensational values across all lines of women s apparels. Visit this sale at THE VAN DUYN CO and save on women s fashion.
Seattle August 25. Pacific fishing firms will feed New England Week starting September 4 with a free fish barbecue. Cod mackerel salmon halibut smelt and flounder will be prepared by experienced chefs. The plan aims to educate eastern tastes about Pacific seafood.
The Spokane fairgrounds show extensive improvements since last year with a rebuilt race track grand stand and a new automobile hall. New amenities include graded walkways eighteen gilt ag poles at the fruit and grain building and a wire fence replacing the old board barrier.
Two men surrendered at the police station after a description of two suit cases, found yesterday morning by two boys and brought to the recorder’s office. They said they left the cases for safekeeping after drinking near beer and forgot their location once sober.
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