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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1910
Page
7
Franklin readers are urged to visit and see how the GENERAL ELECTRIC MAIDIA LAMP makes electric light affordable and convenient for every house. The ad claims no excuse to be without the greatest household convenience of electric light and invites in for demonstration.
Directory-style notice lists N Molitor M D physician Adams Ave Foley Hotel building Dr M P Mendmlaged glasses and eye care Foley Hotel Building Dr H L Underwood and Dr Dora J Underwood eye diseases and surgery La Grande Oregon J C Price D M D dentist La Grande National Bank Building Dr R L Lincoln dentist office over Lilys hardware Phone Black 451 Dr P A Charlton veterinary surgeon Hill s Drug Store La Grande residence Rel 101 office Black 1361 independent 63
Chas E Cochran and Geo T Cochran attorneys announce offices at La Grande National Bank Building La Grande Oregon T H Crawford attorney at law practices in all state and US courts D W C Nelson mining engineer Baker City Oregon C G C Wilson violin teacher Lena Mc Reynolds piano and voice teacher at 142 Washington Avenue on Wednesdays and Saturdays contact Red 1122
An advertisement touts a cough remedy claiming it prevents pneumonia and is safe for babies. It asserts no opiates or narcotics and can be given confidently to infants, sold by all dealers.
The touring act TomarT TOE A TED Piccaninnies arrives from the Pantages circuit and will headline at the Orpheum for the rest of the week. Manager Gardinler praises the production as up to snuff and promising a splendid show tonight for the Robinson crowd. The group arrived on the morning train and will perform in the evening at the Orpheum.
Baker begins active practice for the season with about 20 boys and 15 girls. Veterans Floyd Howard Ray Finley Malone return as potential nucleus. Newcomers Claude Bronaugh Henry Burke Elliott Finkelnburg He Ryder join, with a likely schedule including Pendleton Milton and Walla Walla.
Grace Cameron entertained a modestly sized crowd at the Steward last evening with a string of comedy and songs. The play lacks weight though Miss Cameron is a talented performer and the audience left somewhat disappointed by the nature of the production but pleased with her performance.
The Star theatre shows the City of Boys lecture in pictures by Judge eonecert, an authority on juvenile matters, highlighting Charle voix Michigan as the national city of boys. Parents and those who love boys are urged to see the film tonight and tomorrow.
The La Grande Investment Co of La Grande Oregon advertises fruit tree plantings with soil and drainage, offering 600 per lot, 60 down and 10 monthly with no interest or taxes. Buyers are promised careful tree care during the contract and invited to mail details via enclosed coupon.
Maile earns praise for rightness of taste across leading confectioners as Haradon's Tru-Fruit Chocolates showcase a new fruit candy line. The feature highlights quality and reception among top makers.
The Newlin Drug Co announces a clearance sale of one and two-gallon jugs and assorted glass fruit jars from a large soda business. They are offered at reduced prices to make space for fresh fruit juices and next season inventory.
Notice is hereby given that the annual stock holders meeting of the Cove State Bank will be held at their office in Cove Oregon on Tuesday January 10 1911 at 2 p m for electing officers for the ensuing year and such other business that may properly come before said meeting G A STOCK Cashier Dec 8 Jan 10.
The Observer advertises a complimentary berry set with paper pickup at the office. Readers can avoid interest charges by taking the paper on the offered terms, and the set may be obtained at no cost to qualified subscribers.
An old time ad touts Chamberlain's Bold liniment as a reliable remedy for sprains bruises and sore muscles. The copy promises quick relief and improved tone for rheumatic pains.
The Parle Hair Store will open a special hair manufacturing department with guaranteed weaving results. Misa Marie Swann, formerly of Los Angeles, now operates from this store and offers private work by appointment.
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