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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1907
Page
6
An unclear notice alleges issues over a job matter involving a spouse named Daisy. It refers to actions after a specified date and mentions the wife Gatrie der Gira with unclear context and timing.
Herman M Bennett was injured while working under a Starr Planer when underfloor machinery malfunctioned. He became entangled and suffered severe arm injuries, with immediate surgical relief anticipated.
A local optician advertises eye measurements and lens duplication services. Dr. Pons is listed visiting Sonines Hota and Grande, offering reduced price repairs. The note cites prior medical visits and recommends another practitioner for referrals.
W Lo Webb transacted business in Baker City yesterday. Mrs S A Parker and daughter are guests with Rev and Mrs E Hays. John McAllister marooned in Puncheon due to washouts and will miss Portland for days. Attorney and Mrs Robert H Lloyd visited from Elgin and discuss cases before the term. Al Lehman and Geo Berry faced Recorder Snook for disorderly conduct and were fined $10 and $25 respectively.
District Attorney moves to extend the filing time for informations against those on bonds to Saturday of this week and for in jail defendants to Wednesday. The action appointed by the court affects Ivanho and others under bonds.
Cuerry's New Laundry invites customers to bring shirts collars and cuffs for demonstration of cracked collars and the modern damper and shaper. It proclaims having the citys only modern machines for this work and urges starting the new month by sending in garments.
The jury found Chester Thompson not guilty by reason of insanity in the murder of Judge George Mead Emory, after a verdict read by Judge Snell in Seattle. Thompson was remanded to sheriff custody until further court disposition. a large audience observed the proceedings without incident.
The Busy Bee Club met with Martha Dickenson and Jan to discuss Thomas A Edison the Wizard of Menlo Park in a lively session. Plans announced for a future banquet, a dating rink gathering, and charitable entertainments. The late William G Hunter will probate with $150000 estate. two sons Albert R Hunter and Charles A Hunter named as administrators.
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