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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1910
Page
6
Ladies destring Shampooing Manicuring and scalp treatment offered at the Paris Hair Store located at 200 Fir Street La Grande Oregon. Switches curls puffs and combings are made to order and supplied to trades with massage cream and facial remedies.
A Bristol Tennessee man reports two packages of Kin Stomach and Liver Tablets cured two years of constipation after trying top physicians in the area. Sold by all dealers.
Clyde Bailey, a boot black from Walla Walla, fled after being accused of stealing an overcoat and a .38 revolver. He wounded no one but threatened train crew, dodged police across the Washington division to Cayuse, then was irons-bound in La Grande. Chief Walden organized his capture. the case ends with a potential sheriff arrival and fears of lynching.
E. Z. Carbine of Fruitdale departed for Mochichlin Sinaloa Mexico where he oversees extensive tomato cantaloupe pepper cucumber and egg plant plantations. He reports a large crop and good markets. his family remains in Fruitdale for the winter while he attends to shipments.
North Powder basketball players arrive to face the MTA squad at the skating rink. The MI A defeated Imbler, a strong county favorite, as North Powder aims for a tough test after last year’s solid showing. La Grande residents look forward to a classy basketball display as the high school hosts the alumni Friday.
The article notes a conspiracy involving John L. Ayers and P. B. McSwords to seize public lands. Both men died before achieving their aims, while the government bears the losses in the ongoing legal actions.
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