Annual meeting of Farmers and Traders National Bank shareholders
Shareholders of the Farmers and Traders National Bank of La Grande are called to a meeting at the banking house in La Grande on a Tuesday in January 1907 between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. to elect directors for the ensuing year and conduct other business as needed. Signed Panmins Trapens Nari Bank officers. Dew 8 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Oregon Trust and Savings Bank
la Granda
Union
State of Oregon
Gwo
L. Cleaver
la Grande National Bank
la Grande
Ore
Board of Hing
Oregon
F.L. Mavens
Cashiar
Farmers and Traders National Bank of
Special School Meeting Notice for Union County Oregon
Notice to legal voters of School District No 1 Union County Oregon. A special meeting to be held at the High School Building on December 24 1909 at 2 PM. Items include levying taxes for school support, interest on district bonds, and completing furnishing the 4th ward school building. Dated December 15 1906. Frank Kipatric chairman. Attest A G Williams district clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County
State of
Oregon
4Th Ward
Frank Kipatric
A. G Williams
Clark
Fraternal Lodge and Society Notices for La Grande
Fraternal groups including CAGLES La Grande Aorie 296F.6 FE, La Grande Lodge No 4, STAR ENCAMPMENT No 81, FORESTERS OF AMERICA Court Maid Marion No 22, FRIENDSHIP TE TENT No 1 K P, LA GRANDE LODGE No 433, WOODMEN OF THE WORLD La GRANDE LODGE 169, RED CROSS LODGE No 27, RATHBONE SISTERS, LODGE, REBEKAH-CHYSTAL LODGE, and other orders announce regular meeting nights in local halls and invite visiting members to attend, with officers listed and locations in Elk Avenue, Redman Hall, K of P Hall, and Elks' Hall.
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Cagles - la Grande Aorie
Elkaal
Broren
Foresters OF America
Marion No. 22
Redman Hall
Brothera ‘Fe
Range
L. Snoocrass Financial Sec Board of Trustees
G L. Biooens
Joan Hart
C. 5
Winuinst
la Grande Lodge No
Elks’ Hall
Adams Avenue
E. W. Davis
G. E. McCutty
Woodmen OF the World
Myute
K. of F. Hall
Corp
Walsame
Red Jacons
J. H. Keeney
RED Cross Lodge
Castle Hall
Corpe
Newlin Drug Company Opens Free Public Telephone Feature
The Newlin Drug Company installs a public telephone at its store for shopper use at no charge with access anytime. It also introduces a stamp department offering stamps in any quantity or denomination at government prices, enhancing a festive downtown display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newlin Drug Company
Libarry
Inauger
Newlin Drag Company
Stamp Pictures Offered For Holiday School Benefit
During the holiday week stamp pictures will be made for the benefit of school children. Come early to insure prompt attention and early delivery of work. J B Hoisa, Photographer Bohnenkamp building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Hoisa
Bohnenkamp Building
Snake River Railroad Construction Moves Ahead
Reports indicate rising activity on the Snake River project as construction work is due to begin soon. Gangs are busy with preparations and supplies are arriving in Hastington for crews, amid settling disputes between the Short Line railroad and the contractor under Vice President Bancroft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunhington
Dac
Snake River
Futur
Manseer Bancroft
Hastington
MANY HOME FOR CHRISTMAS FROM VARGAS SCHOOLS
A large delegation of youths from Vargas schools in the Northwest county begin arriving home for the holiday break. Nearly two dozen La Grands attend various institutions this year. Reher Holmes wedding on December 20 at Grandma Reher home Adams Avenue marked by a Baptist ceremony.
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Vargas Schools of Learning
Mushy
la Grands
Reher
Holmes
Grandma Reher
Adams Avenue
A.J. Reher
Eva Holmes
W.H. Gibson
The
Baptist Church
Eivees
L. S. Pollock
Mina Matilda B. Henning
Mrs. Rebee
Adams Ave
Greenwood St
A New Departure for Hot Chicken Tamales by Schnerzs
A vendor announces expanded tamale service with copper patent steamers to deliver hot fresh tamales on short notice. Orders promised for Xmas candy and after show parlor hours. Schnerzs.
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Featured for Ladies Day
An announcement urges readers to watch for Ladies Day at Box Ball Bowling Alley and endorses Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a remedy, presenting it as a duty to support justice and humanity alongside tea or tablets from Soc. New.in Oruo Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Oruo Co
Telephone Main 16 Meat Delivery Ad
An old style advertisement urges readers to order meat by phone number 16 and promises the best available in the city with prompt delivery. It emphasizes quick service and reliability.
Early legislative battles forge Osteopathy’s foothold in Missouri
The article reviews Osteopathy’s birth in Missouri with a 1295 bill to legalize the practice, vetoed by Governor Stone amid medical opposition, and later public demand leading to overwhelming legislative passage. It notes subsequent state recognitions from Vermont in 1896 to Michigan 1897 and others joining soon after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Bothholes
Stone
Stil
Senate
Wrge
Stephens
Vermont
Dillingham
Fisk
Grout
Michigan
Pingree
North Dakota
Iowa
South Dakota
Inois
Tennessee
Montana
Kansas
California
Indiana
Board of Examiners
Osteopathy gains recognition across multiple states
Nebraska Wisconsin Connecticut Ohio Minnesota New Mexico Colorado Oklahoma Arkansas and Kentucky have moved to recognize Osteopathy by statute or through protective amendments. Pennsylvania saw a Senate vote of 56 to 1 but a veto by Governor Pennypacker, while New York and New Jersey show strong efforts with mixed outcomes. Overall, early Osteopathic laws appear assured in several Eastern states.
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Nebraska
Wisconsin
Connecticut
Ohio
Minnesota
New Mexico
Colorado
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Senate
Assembly
Pennypacker
New York
New Jersey
Progress of a New Science of Healing
The article argues that the new science of healing, osteopathy, has made substantial strides and gained legislative recognition in about two thirds of U S states due to proven cures. It notes opposition from established medical schools but credits hundreds of cured patients with backing each approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Stillwell & Go's Steak Ad Boosts Local Appeal
Local meat shop Stillwell and Go advertise a premium steak offer. The message touts superior quality with a bold slogan The best is none too good and includes contact via Phone Main 16. The terse note implies a promotional push to draw patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stillwell & Go's
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