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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1905
Page
6
A jumbled sentence fragment references Grand Duke Vladimir and an autocratic regime. The text hints at revoltion or suppression but is unreadable and provides no clear facts or names beyond the imperial context.
The revival at the Christian Church will extend for several more nights. About 50 people have enrolled to witness the banner of the Master as Evangel Coombe presents the program tonight with the title Who are the saved.
Mrs OT Galloway and son returned to Union. Dr N Molitor visited Baker City on business. John Smith of the Cove and Mr Kimball of the old town called on local interests. Your Neighbors Wife to be shown at Stewards Opera House Thursday. Edna Behilke heads to Portland for several days. Mrs Ls Myers improving. Geo Webb returns to Pendleton after visiting Pendleton relatives. E P Dodd and Miss Alexander in Pendleton this evening. Monla Aiking and Carmen Stoddard host 401 club at Stoddard home. Edyth Tozier Weatherred of Portland planned to lecture on Lewis and Clark fair work in a few weeks. Lyle Tuesday Musical met in club rooms under Mrs Jap Stevens. Methodist meetings draw growing attendance with volunteers at altar. Service 7:30 evenings and 12: PM? afternoons. M K Young and wife of Clifford in La Grande on a brief visit. Young in mining and hotel business. three years since last visit, impressed by city growth. D McDonald of Aliceswee among visitors. Allis Stephens's guests arrive with bouquet and flowers for La Grippe season. Jefferson Myers, city president, to speak Thursday on exposition plans and county exhibit arrangements. All should attend.
The review praises Thureday March performance with master Dunbar as the great child actor and the playful humor of Little LordFanotlerry. It notes Gl Maser syondar and James T Moliovern as Happy Hooligan, plus a band and orchestra led by Mr Hugh Ettinger. A free concert by clever musicians in front of the Opera Houses is well worth the journey.
O PENNINGTON Sheriff of Union County urges all taxpayers owing taxes to visit the Sheriff’s office to secure the rebate before March 15. Delay on the last day causes extra work and delays.
Mr and Mrs Jacob Newman of this city entertained all their relatives from the region during last week. Guests included Mr and Mrs Crossen and two children of Elgin, Mrs Crossen is Mr Newman's daughter. Grandson Mr Albert Ferguson and his wife from Baker City attended. The gathering was very sociable and is planned as an annual event.
In this city on February 28, 1905 a daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Burt Hughes and a son to Mr. and Mrs. Will Delmor both recorded as birth notices in the local column.
The passage praises a restaurant offering prompt, miscommunication free service. Patrons receive exactly what they order with attention to individual tastes and high quality, presented appetizingly. The overall tone touts excellent food and value.
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