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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1905
Page
5
A garbled Imbler correspondent item notes visits by Prof. White and Hecheeed caltey, mentions Mr Jensen in a race, and records a baby girl named See Qecar born to Mr and Mrs L Stringham. The fragment references Corvallis and a family event with unclear details.
Last night’s service drew a large crowd amid fire alarms. Rev Needham preached from 1 Kings and Kazileol 14:3 emphasizing repentance over gifts, healing only through Calvary, and humility as key to salvation. Dan Needham urged unsaved to seek the Lord. Mr Powers sang tenderly. Business Men's prayer meeting benefited attendees. meetings continue through Thursday.
Seattle arrival Kid Slater trains for a fifteen round bout with Andy King at Frazer Friday night under Peddieton Athletic Club. Slater, boasting a solid record, plans a swift rush in his Pepdietom appearance and then heads to Spokane for an Eastern bout. Attendance is encouraged.
Eight acres of land with four acres in orchard six rooked barley area. Interested buyers can inspect at the pantry or contact John Gavin, owner, for particulars. Exchange possible for town property. February 8. Mob
Notice of a general election in La Grande Union County Oregon on March 13 1905 to elect mayor recorder marshal and treasurer and one councilman from each ward for two year terms polling places and appointed judges clerks for each ward list names and dates Recorder Ubester Newlin signs as city official
Despite fierce weather a large audience attended the Stewarts Opera House performance of Two Little Waifs. All characters, especially the two Waifes, were well represented and the show drew high praise for its quality and effort.
Dave Oliver was attempting to raise a gate at the electric light plant when the lever broke. He was hurled from the dam into the flume about eighteen feet, suffering only bruises with no broken bones. Dra Biggers and Biggers treated his wounds and expect a quick recovery.
St Peareburg reports the official appointment of M Kabekn as director of the imperial library and as president of the consulative commission guiding the revival of laws governing press concorship.
Unclear report describes ongoing unrest at Batoom a small Black Sea port with about 12 000 people. No freight traffic and no strike progress reported with an unsuccessful attempt to attack the station.
A circuit court filing by J Hand W R Hutchinson for the Union R 2 Company G W Buckman and the First National Bank of Union seeks foreclosure of 16 mortgage bonds totaling 36385.44 plus 3000 in attorney fees. Leroy Lomazic serves as attorney for the plaintiff.
EO Aarper departed last evening for Peidleton to complete arrangements for the creamery he will operate there. (Named entity density retained. concise, period-ended.)
Ail members of The La Grande Cornet Band and friends are requested to attend a meeting at the old council room tonight at 7:80. The minstrel music has arrived and preparations are complete.
An old time advertisement promotes Ballard's Horehound Syrup from Newlin Wrag Co. It claims to ease insomnia and persistent coughs with quick, radical relief and mentions several product variants.
Public notice touts the curative merit of a great medicinal tonic. Mary H Walters of 646 St Olaf Ave Columbus writes of illness relief and recovery after using Electric waters Lonwinet relief. Guaranteed at Melwine drug store for 50 cents.
A local meat seller promises consistent quality by offering only one kind of meat. Customers can order with confidence that selections will be easy, accurately chosen, and promptly filled to ensure satisfaction.
Fragmentary historical note describes attempts with various treatments and prices like 60c and $1 for remedies. Mentions Newlin Drag and Spanish linked products. Source text is garbled but centers on seeking relief from an unbearable itch and associated potions.
Fragmentary text suggests a medical claim about a liver regulator and a person named Mrs. Smith with a date of April 3 1003. The source is garbled and lacks coherent facts, entities, or a clear event to verify.
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