M W A Cox Camp and Various Fraternal Meetings
Local notices list La Grande Camp No. 7703 O F i invites visiting neighbors to Monday meetings. Grande Aerie No. 259 F O E holds Friday nights. Chapter No. 18 O R B E S meets second and fourth Wednesdays. Encampment No. 81 L O O e meets second and fourth Thursdays. Grande Lodge No. 169 W O meets Saturdays. several other fraternal groups advertise regular gatherings and visitor welcome, with officers named. Also hay and honey sale noted.
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Relief Committee
E. C. Davis
Jaries Disqua
A. J. Warner
D. Oe
E. Cc. Davis
Id. B. Cox
Feshall
D. BE. Cox
C. P. A. Worstell
Scribe
A. F
A. M. la Grande Lodge No
A. M
R. L. Lincoln
W. M. A. C. Williams
Knights of Pythias
Red Cross Lodge
Castle Hall
Corpe
Pythian
J. FB. Baker
C. C. R. L. Lincoln
la Grande Lodge No
Elka’ Club
Depot Street
Washington Avenue
C. 2
Dunn, Baaztie? Puler
G. FE. M'Cully
Rec
Gee
Claims Against The Farmers & Traders National Bank of La Grande
Notice urges persons who may have claims against The Farmers & Traders National Bank of La Grande Oregon to present them to Walter by a specified deadline. The filing is required to protect interests and settle potential demands against the bank.
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Farmers & Traders National Bank of
la Grande
Oregon
Walter
Dinner Plans at The Model Restaurant The Old Standby
The message asks about dinner today and suggests dining at The Model Restaurant The Old Standby. It presents a plan to choose a meal location. No further details or context provided.
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Model Restaurant
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for Burns and Wounds
A vintage ad touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as quick relief for burns, scalds, wounds, cuts, boils, ulcers, and skin eruptions. It claims instant relief for piles and best medical leave, priced at 25 cents.
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Earth
Ladd Canyon News Items Highlights Sleigh Ride Enjoyed
Amid bitter cold and deep snow, Ladd Canyon residents recount a crowded Sunday sleigh ride with 15 riders including William Winburn and several Counsell family members. Twelve Rhode Island Reds and Plymouth Rocks were killed by a bobcat, and local residents report modest health updates for John McCauley and Mrs. Drumamith.
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William Winburn
la Grande
Alta Banton
Kate Braden
Mabel Counsell
Frankie Peeble
Frank Readen
Mary Raunten
Nell McClure
Lulu Counsell
Kitthe Mulholland
Katie Counsell
Eugene Banton
George Crosby
Eula Peebler
Wendell Thul
Gertrude Stoker
Union
Rhode Island
Plymouth
M. Elledge
John McCauley
Lawrence Drumamith
Relatives Refuse to Pay Maxwell Fine and Arrests Urged
A dubious case shows Maxwell facing a second arrest after relatives refuse to pay a $26 fine tied to a joke on D. Fitzgerald. Constable Faulk plans to arrest him as he completes the sentence for the first offense, amid ongoing payment disputes.
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Maxwell
D. Flizgerald
Tiade
Faulk
Stomach Trouble Cured Says Edina Man
Mr J P Klote of Edina Ma says Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver tablets cured his stomach trouble after trying many medicines. The tablet remedy is for sale by all good dealers.
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J. P. Klote
Edina
Chamberlain
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hracoge
STORK
OF the
Ore
Cox
F. C. EB
Grande Aerie No
Elke
D. H. Proctor
W. P. H. Leishman
Anji O. Forrest
W. M. Jazya
Warnick
Hme
M. B
C. F. Hall
J. A. Arbuckl
J. Vanderpoel
Woodmen of the World
Oswald Volswinkler
Island City
Lo, C. F
la Grande Lodge No. 16
C. H. Blystone
N. G
D. E. Cox
C. J. Vanderpoel
Fin
Sec
Board of
Dr. G. L. Biggers
Oscar Serger
Herbert Pattison
L. C. T. M. Hive No
Sadie Klintworth
L. C
Eva M'Intyre
Crystal Lodge No
Rachel Eb, Worstell, N. G
Tillie Cox
Treasury Department
Office of the Comptroller of the Currency
Washington, D. C
Lawrence
Murray
The
van Duyn Realty Company
van Buren
Gar Store
Newlin Drug Co.'s
J. A. Arbuckle
Prop
J.R. Oliver la Grande National Bank
Newsin's Drug Store
Ladd Canyon
Joan
Hot Lake
Scheurer
G. C. Scheurer
Wallowa
Union County
A. B C. Laundry
Daily Observer
Cadillac
Buick
W. H. Bohnenkamp CO
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