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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1907
Page
3
Dr Pons, a renowned eye specialist, sees many patients during his visit to fit glasses personally. He checks every pair himself to ensure a perfect fit and offers reasonable prices. Office hours are 9 am to 12 pm and 1 pm to 7 pm with a guarantee of satisfaction.
All persons owning property in Odd Fellows Cemetery are asked to call J A Arbuckle at Medal Restaurant between 12 noon and 7 PM before Feb 16 to present deeds for recording or receipts for deeds to be issued. Those owing balances on property, deeded or not, should settle at the same location as records are being prepared.
Senate Bill 69 and House Bill 235 outline a Governor appointed examining board at no state cost, education equal to high school diploma or entrance exam, three nine month college terms, and exams in anatomy physiology histology pathology chemistry toxicology diagnosis hygiene obstetrics gynecology minor surgery and osteopathic practice. It prohibits osteopaths from drugs or surgery and allows massage and natural methods if not violating the act. Also mentions two front bedrooms for rent at Main and Third Streets with Red 661 contact.
Report of the condition at The Farmers and Traders National Bank La Grande Oregon January 26 showing loans and discounts reserves deposits and notes outstanding. Bank directors and cashier swear to accuracy with signatures of Scrbie, Palmer and Ackles and notary public.
A humorous scene unfolds as Al Good and Constable Faulk joke about arrests near the Justice of the Peace office. Good claims need seventeen dollars to liquidate bonds while locals mock the ruse, with Recorder Stook urging justice and a businessman offering aid. The piece ends noting a Good seeks a Good.
List of uncalled letters in the office for the week ending February 1 1907. Names include Mrs Ella Rose, Mra Jennie Smith, Mrs Martha Spangler, Estella Froome Moscoe, G Spaulding, Mrs Minnie Hessler, Mr Edd McClellan, Mr L G Noble, Mr R L Ryan, Mr J F Stafford, Mr Lynn Thompson, Mr Joe Oliver, Frank. Uncalled letters will be sent to the dead letter office February 15 1907 if not delivered.
Wallace Trill of the junior law class won the Willamette University annual oratorical contest with The March of Democracy. He received a prize and will represent the university in the state contest at McMinnville next March. Trill is Ralph E. Trill’s brother and formerly lived in La Grande.
The ad invites customers to visit and see cracked collars repaired with a modern collar damper and shaper. It claims the shop has the only modern machines in the city and urges readers to begin the new month by sending shirts, collars, and cuffs for service.
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