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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1908
Page
8
A reflective line on human bias notes that appearances influence judgments, shaping how we perceive others even when it may be unfair or unfounded. The remark prompts consideration of fairness, empathy, and self awareness in everyday interactions.
Local notices list weekly meetings for Pythian Sisters Rowent Temple No 8 K of P Red Crogs Lodge No 27 Crystal Lodge No 60 Foresters of America Court Maid Marian No 22 La Grande Camp No 1703 La Grande Aerie No 269 Star Encampment No 31 and other groups with times and venues at K of P Corpe building I O O F Elks hall and Bike hall Visiting members invited and officers named for each organization.
Dr E W Barnes pioneer northwest physician fell on the Alliance lower deck injuring his head but not seriously. He is confined indoors at the Portland hotel under his daughter Mrs A Barnes care. Dr Hollister attends. Barnes expected to recover in days.
Vale oil district claim holders are summoned to a 2 30 pm meeting at the Elks Hall tomorrow to discuss forming a company. Seven claimants have long considered organizing the venture and will debate its feasibility and project development. All claimants are urged to attend.
The Current Topic club met at William Miller's home with talks on wireless telegraphy aerial navigation and mental navigation. R E Smith Mrs Osburn George Cleaver Rev Deal and Rev Seemann spoke, with readings poetry and a graphophone demonstration amid refreshments. The night closed with a reminder of the Harris Hall dance.
County inmates await trial at the February term of circuit court. Bert Pixler stands charged with horse stealing. Tom Featherstone with burglary from a building at Elgin. Charles Harris with assault with a dangerous weapon. Tom McNary with larceny. Jack Gabbard with arson. Trials begin February 4 as the session opens. Washington Jan 24 The Harriman railroad suit will be instituted soon as papers reach Salt Lake. Attorney General is expected to issue a statement today.
The te Ti S priesthood held its quarterly meeting this afternoon at the tabernacle. Prominent church members from across the county attended, and church affairs were discussed in general focus.
The North Powder News reports a United States mail pouch found torn open by a river, then placed on a train. Mail clerk Butner alleges he alerted Baker about the pouch, while the agent suspects the sack was dumped and robbed. at least three registered letters are believed missing.
The business stock and tools of the Blue Mountain Marble and Granite company are offered for sale or trade. For particulars call or address 1L-26tt E. C. Davis.
A historical notice urges treatment of colds to prevent serious infections such as diphtheria and scarlet fever. It promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a prompt reliable cure to guard the system against germ invasion and disease development.
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