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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1905
Page
4
Classified listings show numerous parcels in Chaplin's and Romig's Additions with prices from 900 to 2600 cash and various terms. Properties include lots, cottages, brick buildings, water and sewer access, and orchard sites with staged payments and one or two year balances. Call Foley b for details or to arrange a viewing.
Fragmentary OCR hints a local notice item involving an event or action. Named entities and concrete details are unreadable, leaving only general references to a notice and public action without clear dates or places. Further readable content is required for accurate card creation.
Notice states no holders of the La Grande Dial Club Building Association as of February 9 1905. Meeting set for February 10 1905 at an unspecified hour to elect officers for the ensuing year and address other business. Wm Miller vice president.
Mrs Annie Hunter of Pittsburgh pa recounts illness lasting four weeks with old and trea d bedridden. She credits a Newlin drag store remedy for stomach liver and kidney disorders and reports rapid relief after taking the product.
The county and state examiner will hold tests for Star Papers and County Papers at La Grande High School. Tests run Wednesday to Saturday, February 8 to 11, including penmanship, history, spelling, arithmetic, algebra, reading, school law, physiology, geography, government, geometry, and other subjects. Bragg is listed as the official.
Tucson reports mining engineer W V Daly arriving from Minas Pricet and warning of a volatile Yaqui uprising in Mexico. Roughly 900 Yaquis in 12 to 17 bands have caused depredations in Cohoshe district, with 20 killed in the past week. Mexican General Torres and Governor Yeabel pursue the renegades. a large Yaqui band was reported surrounded in Avala canyon in the Mazellan mountains.
San Francisco grand jury in a partial report says it holds evidence and information tending to establish bribe payments and the confession of several police officers.
The case brought by L H McMahon of Salem against Superintendent James of the state penitentiary for appropriating state lands has been dismissed at Salem.
The article argues there is no evidence that Oregonians demand a constitutional convention. It contends the old framework suits most people and warns that before any change is approved the public must know the proposed alterations.
Morning reports show some improvement in the case of Prince Frederik Berlin Jyp l. doctors say the crisis may come within the next twenty four hours. Attending physicians predict continued changes as the situation develops.
Beckwith, president of the association, is in very grave condition today. Physicians believe he may not survive more than a week. He remains unconscious for much of the time though memories briefly regain control at intervals.
Notice is hereby given that my wife Ella Peach has left me without any provocation. I will not be responsible for any debt she may contract. Dated at La Grande Oregon the 27th day of January 1905. We. G. Peach.
The Ladies Club rooms hosted the Lyle Tuesday Musicale with Mrs Glare Burber directing. In addition to business, performances featured piano pieces by Mrs Gay McUaily and Misses Allie Stephens and Lillian McCall, plus selections by Mrs H Laughlin and Mrs F Giebel.
News from Heppner Oregon reports the death of seven year old daughter of Robert Dexter at Willow Creek ranch after a girl refused to dance at a party. John Barker allegedly drew a pistol during a dispute and the weapon discharged, killing the child instantly. Sheriff Shatt has gone to the scene to arrest Barker.
For sale house and lot on 3rd Street referred to as a bargain. Inquiries welcomed by Wm. Johnson at the Foley House. Also sale or trade of a 1834 inch wagon, logging truck, and 14% foch logging. Board and lodging by Mrs Goodall at 2114 3rd St. Phone 707.
Rental notice seeking rooms to let from Mra Zuber. Inquiries directed to the listed contact.
A delivery of six crates arrives at Stoddard, with two cars loaded with first class shingles. Local workers assist unloading and inspect the shipment for quality and accuracy. Authorities note proper handling and timeliness in distribution.
Local ad from Newlin Drug Co promotes Bellard's Snow Liniment with testimonials about curing a paralysis case and treating old sores frost bite and skin eruptions. The reader is urged to buy the product at 60 cents or one dollar.
Fragmented text mentions a remedy tied to W T McGee and Vanieer with unclear claims. The passage references a remedy, price notes for dry goods, and possible medical connotations. Names and details are obscured, leaving a partial, ambiguous item.
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