Official Notice Of Site Continued From Page One
The piece discusses site plans including three sided surroundings and potential grounds for a building. It notes a rumor about J B Foley’s lot but Mr Foley says it was offered only if needed and a special agent confirms sufficient area exists. It mentions a 40 by 60 foot building with possible future expansion. W J Henry, foreman of The Observer job department, is on sick list impacting output but management aims to resume normal vigor once he can supervise remotely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Foley
Foley
State Senator Walter J Reed Dies in North Yakima
State Senator Walter J Reed of North Yakima died last evening after a period of illness. He is survived by his widow, a brother and four sisters.
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Place
Wanted helper for feed press and job printing
Advertises for a capable person to feed a press and handle job printing under the direction of a first class printer. Apply at the office at once.
Officer Sentenced to Two Years in Penitentiary
The court ruled the officer must confinement for two years in the penitentiary. An appeal was granted a brief stay to perfect and file in the Supreme Court. The officer, linked to extradition papers, faced a new case after prior charges were dismissed or disposed of, with fresh evidence presented.
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Supreme Court
Man shoots fiancée in San Francisco home
Fred W. Vanaicklin of Victoria B C shot his fiancée Sadie Campbell of Seattle in their San Francisco residence after she threatened to leave. Campbell, 23, was seriously wounded yet restrained him with a chair and beat him until police arrived as she described the incident.
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San Francisco
Sadie Campbell
Seattle
Fred W. Vanaicklin
Victoria
B. C
Final Settlement Notice for Shoemaker Estate
Otho Eckersley as administrator of William J. Shoemaker deceased has filed the final account in Union County Oregon. The county court of Union County will hear the report and objections on Monday January 4 1909 at 2 o'clock in the afternoon in the county court room at the courthouse La Grande Oregon. Dated La Grande Oregon December 14 1908. Otho Eckersley.
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Otho Eckersley
William J. Shoemaker
Union County
Oregon
Court House
la Grande
Farmers Institute at Grange Hall East of La Grande
A Farmers Institute will be held Thursday at Grange Hall three miles east of La Grande under the Oregon Agricultural College auspices. Sessions start 10 o clock with lunch provided and hot coffee. Topics include Dry Farming Horiculture Chemistry and General Horticulture with speakers Scudder Lewis Bradley and Withycombe. A program of music and recitations asks Ralph E Reynolds to discuss the Swine Industry of Union County and Ed D Jasper to speak on forming a scientific farmers association in Union County.
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Farmers’ Institute
Oregon Agricultural College
Grange Hall
la Grande
Grange
Scudder
Lewis
Bradley
James B. Withycombe
Ralph E. Reynolds
Union County
Ed D. Jasper
Farmers’ Association
Unk N County
Cooked Food SaleAt Frank Harris Store Window
Next Saturday the ladies of the Methodi church will hold a cooked food sale in the Frank Harris store window. Home made cold roast beef bread brown bread baked beans mincemeat jelly cake and pie offered along with fancy articles marked very low.
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The
Methodi* Church
Frank Harris
Candy Man ad touts purity and value in selections
An advertisement from E. D. Selder, described as the Candy Man, extols the shop's pure products and diverse sizes from ounce to large boxes, inviting customers to get their money's worth in a vivid sales pitch.
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Thia
W. J. Henry
Henry
Vigor
North Yakima
Ator
Walter J. Reed
This
George Palmer
LA Grande Sugar
Lea
Ding
Gedar
Stoddard Lumber CO
Attorney Cochran
Tione
E. D. Selder, the Candy Man
Fanzy Gombs
Newlin Drug Co
la Grande, Ore
Hill's
DEVQ
Grande
City Grocery
E. Pclack
Heacock’s Jewelry
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