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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1910
Page
7
An enthusiastic promotion extols the General Electric Madrial Lamp claiming three times the light of carbon lamps, lower operating cost, and superior white light. The ad urges homeowners to wire for electric light, deeming it the greatest household convenience and proof that electricity is now affordable and essential.
The 1818 theater played to full capacity on opening night with new reels. The Hydraulic Gold Picture from New South Wales shows ore processing and daily output of 412 ounces, fueled by over 400 cords of wood. Other features include The Honeymoon from Canada to Hong Kong, The Two Little Waifas, and a heartwarming orphan asylum story. Matinee attendance was strong, with women a majority. The note also promotes Herbért Kerr and a singing comedienne’s forthcoming engagement in this city.
An advertisement invites buyers to purchase acres planted with fruit trees at 500 per lot in La Grande Oregon. Terms are 50 down and 10 monthly, no interest or taxes, with company care for trees during the contract. Also requests details for a December 14 comedy "Nancy" and praises Mr Kerr's company and scenery.
The Idaho team won 19 to 0 after dominant scrums and light infringements near the goal mouth. Their bandsmen celebrated with quick renditions from The Pirates of Penzance and sailors on the touchline cheered and sang. A silver cup was awarded to the victors.
Johnny Evers, famed second baseman, made his theater debut at the College Theatre In Some. Cubs fans filled the audience as he delivered a lively performance drawing cheers. He reportedly hit solid notes and captivated the crowd during his first appearance on the stage.
City of La Grande Oregon announces a general election on December 12 1910 for Mayor Recorder Chief of Police Treasurer and one councilman per ward. Voters decide bonds of 10000 for sewer system and charter change to appoint Chief of Police by the Mayor. Polling places listed with judges and clerks. Voting hours 9 am to 7 pm. Dated November 30 1910.
The Paris Hair Store announces a new hair manufacturing department with full guarantee of satisfaction. Miss Marie Swann, formerly of Los Angeles, is now located at the store. Private work is available by appointment.
Local youth Bernard Bob Lyman was counted out in the ninth round of the bout. Referee halted action as Lyman was unable to rise, giving the victory to his opponent.
A rough note describes an incident at the Dal Tee on the nixth. A man named Jackie Bennett carried out the act. Lytian is described as a lightweight of notable size.
Chicago reports an experimental three-cushion match at Thomas Foley's rooms to end monotony in championship pool. Charles Weston and Martin Fey will play a handicap event with alternating breaks and three object balls to the cushions, cutting down safety play and long matches.
The bank announces a meeting to be held at hours between 10 p m and 4 p m on December 6, 1910, in La Grande Oregon to transact any other business that may come before the meeting. T J Broggin cashier signs the notice.
City of La Grande Union County Oregon will receive sealed bids for improvement bonds totaling 61433.09 dollars in denominations of 500 dollars at six percent interest per year. Bids due by 6 p.m. December 14 1916 with certified check for 3000 dollars. recorders office to file title. payment due within ten days after delivery notice.
Notice is hereby given to the stockholders of the United States National Bank of La Grande Oregon that the annual meeting of the stockholders will be held to consider reports and to elect directors. Stockholders urged to attend at a specified time and place.
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