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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1907
Page
6
The fragment hints at a discussion of performance perhaps relating to ailment or preservation, but the readable text is fragmentary and lacks clear entities, events, or outcomes to confirm a coherent news item.
Lacking coal in La Grande many citizens face hardship as fuel arrivals lag. A man recently moved to the city admits trouble securing wood and contends relief is insufficient. A local committee has aided shipments and urges ongoing appeals. A lost silverware item and a six room furnished house for rent with occupancy slated for the 11th are advertised.
Wen Allinson visits Sunpter and Baker City. Glaments takes daughter to Walla Walla. Master Massen heads there for months. Miss Guiling returns to Portland college. Rev W S Seeman and daughter visit Union locals. Others depart for Oakland and Walla Walla. Ice six inches thick at pond. military ball planned. multiple city residents travel or relocate to Walla Walla, Colfax and Seattle.
The Damon Krantz hosted a social evening last Saturday for Misses Gertrude Mitchell and Gertrude Beiver. Miss Moertio Aldrich won the prize in a guessing contest testing geography arithmetic and literature. Light refreshments followed before the guests departed.
A competent man with years of grocery experience seeks employment. Inquire at this office for details and proper placement.
Attorney J W Knowles drafts a Union county only amendment to extend deer open season by fifteen days from November 1 to November 15. The judge notes harvest conflicts and court in session in that month, saying farmers suffer while lawyers can’t get away. He frames the measure as a farmer friendly change.
Friday evening January 11 the Noyes Skating Rink hosts a children's skating carnival for ages seven to fifteen in costumes. Access to the floor ends at nine o clock for all who wish to skate. Miss Bess Abbott has returned to Golfax Washington after visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr and Mrs W Bartlett.
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