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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1904
Page
5
This store carries high quality silverplate from top manufacturers. Every piece bears the maker's name and mark and is backed by our personal guarantee of quality.
A collection features clocks of many styles for bed room parlor dining hall and hallways. Each clock is accurate time keeper and offered at excellent values with handsome design even the compact alarm clocks.
Notice states Martha Waters Williams deceased's estate will have its final account examined by the county court in La Grande Oregon. Creditors and interested persons must appear at the Court House on the specified date to be heard on the matter.
The Ladd Canyon Literary Society hosted a December 14 program with a large audience, debating the resolution that women have the right of suffrage. Speakers for the affirmative included Mrs Couch, Mia Breadon, and William Sherwood. against were Mr T W Curry, Mr Conway, and Mr Breadon. The affirmative won. The event featured recitations by Kitty Mulholland Maud Banton Mollie Peebler Lucy McClure Roy Couch Lacy McClure Mable Phillips Mamie Banton Rath Peebler and a Christmas tree with songs and a program of dialogue and readings, inviting all attendees.
Harry Dockwell aged 25 died at home after a prolonged cough following a cold. His wife and child were present when he was seized by a coughing fit and died of suffocation before medical help arrived. The notice mentions a 1904 date and a local drug store advertisement.
A Chicago dressmaker convention declares shirt waists dead for being unprofitable and embraces Japanese inspired styles with subdued colors and lace alternatives. The piece quotes a Chicago lawyer and notes fashion changes from Paris and Tokyo while mentioning Ballard's Snow Liniment in a testimonial from Ed Nad of lonnville Sedgwick Co.
The Administratrix Winnie M Spencer has filed a final account in Union County Oregon Court. A hearing to object to the final settlement is set for Monday December 19 2004.
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