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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1904
Page
5
This store offers silverplated items from the best known manufacturers. Each piece bears the maker’s name and mark and the store adds a personal guarantee of quality.
Wallowa region notes report Sammy Clay assisting Geo. Al ford this week. William Parish, formerly of Oregon, sold forty acres on Roswell Beach for 150 dollars per acre. Mrs. A T McDaniel and three sons with Miss Flora Buzzard head to Ontario Oregon for a new home. belongings already moving in. Geo. Boner sold four acres in the Dean addition to Ira Haskins for 950 dollars. Boner remains active buyer and seller in the area.
Paddock is now in business at Yale in Malheur county. Miss Hina Levy returned Sunday from a two month visit to Portland. The Union Flooring Milla Co prepares to install electric lights around town. Mr and Mrs J M Phy are off to California for a three month visit to orange groves. Hunter arrived home from Boise where he built trick blocks last season and will likely spend winter in Union.
At 14,000 feet on the Andes border between Ubili and Argentina a 26 foot statue stands on a granite pedestal. The monument forged from melted cannons marks a pledge of peace after centuries of border conflict. The inscription proclaims mountains shall crumble before Chili and Argentina break their oath at Christ’s feet.
A line from a review notes that acting nurtures the urge to imitate in children and that the season will feature the rural drama For Mothers Sake a story of New England life scheduled to appear.
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