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La Grande Evening Observer

Location

La Grande, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1910

Page

8

Band Dance Tonight at Elks Hall Promises High Class Music

Tonight a popular band dance at the Elks Hall invites everyone to attend and help the depleted fund of the organization. The band promises its best summer performances yet and urges public participation. For sale a two year old pony suitable for children to ride inquire at F D Haisten s store

the Elks’ Hall F. D. Haisten

Building work speeds as sand and lumber awaited here

Building Superintendent J A Loring oversees rapid progress on new shops with Darter completing excavation awaiting sand and gravel from Umatilla and lumber. County Clerk Wright issues a marriage license to John Statt and May Ingal.

J. A. Loring Darter Umatilla Wright John Statt May Ingal

Men of Sedentary Habits and Personal Health Cure Claims

An advertisement targets men of all ages suffering from debility nervous weakness stomach liver and kidney diseases rheumatism indigestion constipation lung troubles catarrh and skin and blood conditions. It promises lasting cures by a new scientific treatment and offers help for those who are overweight or underweight seeking vitality and strength restoration.

Changes in Official Titles at O R and N Await Sept 1

Reports hold that Buckley will be assistant general manager while a new general superintendent from outside Oregon takes over his current Portland office. The Oregonian notes five assistant general managers will be created September 1 for the Southern Pacific lines in Oregon and the Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company.

M. J. Buckley Buckley Portland Oregonian Southern Pacific Nes Oregon Oregon Railroad & Navigation Company George W. Boeacke J. F. Graham C. G. Sutherland Lee General Manager J. D. Stack Sacramento Southern Pacific J. P. O'Brien Stack Portland

United Hunts Club Opens Fall Meet at Familco Course

Baltimore hosts a three day fall meet by the United Hunts Club of Maryland starting tomorrow with amateur riders dominating the card. The program includes a mile and a half race for Navy officers and a two and a half mile jump race featuring Uncle Sam’s crack equestrians on Saturday. Labor Day wraps the event.

Baltimore Familco United Hunts Club of Maryland Uncle Sam

Fair Directors Meet at Mode Restaurant Tonight

Tonight at 6 50 o'clock the fair directors attend a dinner at Mode restaurant to discuss the upcoming fair. The meeting aims to cover all details and ensure an early start, with important matters expected to arrive and all members urged to be present.

Moet Mode

Great on Finding Things Fifth Find Reported by Sam Y Edwards

Sam Y Edwards of Union Portland Cement Company Ogden reports a fifth find of valuables last evening. He recovered a pocket book with cash at Foley hotel and earlier located a diamond at Welser and another at Twin Falls. He is noted as unlucky in losing his own property though often finds others.

Sam Y. Edwards Union Portland Cement Company Ogden Gooding Idaho Twin Falls Welser Baker City Foley Hotel

Race Week Opens at Atlantic Yacht Club Contests

New York Aug 31 Race week of the Atlantic Yacht Club begins with exciting contests. The main events are the Thompson Cup third leg and the Lipton Cup first leg. Races sail today tomorrow and Friday with further events through Saturday and Labor Day.

The Atlantic Yacht Club

Grown Urges Curbs on Special Interests in Politics

A speech section emphasizes freeing government from powerful business and cotton interests. It argues only justice for all, but no corporate voting or public office representation, calls for limited franchise terms, and demands accountability for corporate officers when laws are broken. It also advocates stronger tariff reform to serve the whole people.

Congress

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Bess” Loring DR. DE Luryea Nature Adams Ave Wallowa County la Grande D. C. Brischoux Pimilco Fair Association Directors and Entertainment Committee Oden Cement Man Atlantic New York John Grown Public Office Commonwealth United States
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