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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1909
Page
4
The paper will publish articles under nom de plume and signed pieces may be revised by the editor. Readers are urged to sign their items to avoid disappointment and ensure accountability.
The article compares Nicaragua’s size and geography to U.S. states noting 49 200 square miles area about half Washington and near four square miles less than New York. It details two ocean coasts with 200 miles on the Caribbean and 225 on the Pacific, widths of 275 and 125 miles, and a population around 600 000. It mentions banana farming on the Caribbean side and towns Bluefields and Greytown with modest populations and distance from New Orleans and Colon. It names Leon Granada and other historic centers as principal cities.
The article describes Nicaragua’s main Pacific port Corinto with about 2,000 people, the southern harbor San Juan del Sur, and a single rail line from Corinto to Managua and across to Granada on Lake Nicaragua. It notes travel routes from New York or New Orleans, and mentions Bluefields and Salina Cruz options and a Panama transit, plus government structure with a president, a five minister cabinet, thirteen departments, five territorial divisions, and a one‑chamber national assembly.
Four vaudeville acts and two fine reels of moving pictures will open at the Scenic tomorrow night for an hour and 50 minutes. Two presents will be given away next Saturday night, one to ladies and one to gentlemen, followed by six presents on Christmas day for attending children. Tonight is the last chance to see the Hawaiian duo and the Australian children as new acts begin Sunday evening with Baker City artists taking over the second half of the week.
Bernard Daly stars in Sweet Innisfallen set on Innisfallen Island near Killarney. The comedy delivers love and laughter with songs and tears, framed by scenic visuals and a strong supporting company for a holiday run.
Ovanda M. Noyes appointed administratrix of the estate of David Hawes, deceased, by Union County Court. Creditors must file claims with vouchers within six months at 1501 Adama Avenue, La Grande, Oregon. Dated December 10, 1909. OVANDA M NOYEY Administratrix.
A damp flannel with Chamberlain's ointment bound to the affected area is touted as superior to plasters for lame backs and chest pains. The advertisement claims Trisliniment relieves rheumatic pain and promises relief to anyone suffering from the disease. sold by all good dealers.
A. A. Chrisholm of Treadwell, New York, reports that after suffering from adistion torpid liver venai pat ion nervousness and general dobl ity he used Electric Bitters. Twelve bottles restored health and vigor and improved his ability to attend to business daily. 60c at Newlin Drug Company.
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