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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1906
Page
3
A brief fragment suggests a cook’s guide to preparing beef roasts and steaks with hints toward flavor and tenderness. The text reads as a casual recipe or home kitchen note inviting readers to enjoy hearty meat dishes.
A Woodford Tennessee woman nearly died from a lung infection, coughing up pus. After Dr King’s New Discovery was administered, she rapidly recovered, and is now healthy. Trial bottle offered. 60¢ and $1.00 at the drug store.
United States Circuit Judge William B. Gilbert will travel to San Francisco for about two months to preside over the Circuit Court of Appeals. He will confer with Assistant Attorney General F. J. Heney on Oregon land fraud cases and arrange trials in Portland. Heney plans to manage remaining cases after returning to Portland. Hermann’s Oregon trial is expected after Washington charges are settled.
Messrs Ward and Crabill, owners of the Muir mine upriver, were in the city to arrange the restart of work. They will ship their concentrating mill to Hilgard by snow and aim to have it in operation by June, signaling strong faith in the mining district.
Will Dickson, former O R N agent at North Powder Oregon, is appointed to the vacancy left by J O Haynes who killed himself after confessing a $200 shortage to the Pacific Express auditor. Haynes had arrived in Wattsburg with $800 and faced illness and loss before the fatal act.
Tonight marks the third gathering of the special series in progress at the Methodist church. Pastor H H Mower asks the question Lord to whom shall we go Thou has the word of eternal life. Tomorrow Rev C H King of Central church will preach. Attendance grows nightly.
In Chittenden Wisconsin a group recalls a winter trek where a bear loomed in a cave near a spruce lean-to. A hunter and a deacon discover a cache of hogs, lamb, and fresh meat left by the bear, enabling a meal and a return home as the storm subsides.
A garbled note from a horse show mentions Fanet and Wanderslake figures, prompting questions about Lodomia, Falr Darehter, and Whare Wheret Wint. The muddled details reference the Infocago Tribune and unclear box information.
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