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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1911
Page
3
The passage states a bank’s commitment to cooperate with customers by extending credit when due, offering advice, and actively supporting their welfare through knowledgeable guidance and prudent banking methods.
Locals announce eye ear nose throat specialist Dr A C Posey offering eye care with glasses at Selder's store area near the park. Mrs E P Day continues her music studio at 108 Greenwood as of this notice. Ice cream vendors promote Blue Mountain brand on Chautauqua grounds.
G T Darland a chiropractor emphasizes drugless treatment not using drugs or surgery or osteopathy. Free consultation offered at Room 2 in the La Grande National Bank building.
J. D. Taylor of Medical Springs is at the Foley this morning. L. L. Clark and T. T. Strong of Union were Sommer guests last night. John Cochran and E. D. Hagen, O.W. R. & N. men, are Sommer hotel guests today. F. Cunningham, who gave a free coffee today, is a guest at the Summer from Portland. John Hawthorne of Telecaset spent last night in the city, a Foley guest. George Grant of Kerne Nebraska was a business visitor in La Grande this morning. C. Kirkpatrick was here from Ba
Will Vogel and Robert Withycombe, Union boosters, came from Union on the night train and are guests at the Foley this morning. Bert Demming and wife from North Powder celebrated in La Grande. J. W. Crowley, foreman at Palmer Junction, spent yesterday in the city and this morning celebrated with La Grande at the Sommer. H. H. Weatherspoon, a prominent orchardist, and J. B. Thorsen, Elgin banker, accompanied by their wives, spent last night at the Sommer.
Yesterday William H. Munsell and Martha Rawlins, both of Union, were married at 10 o clock by Judge Williams in his office. The day before Oakey Thump of Wal lowa and Delia West of this county were wed at 3 o'clock at the same venue and by the same judge.
London July 4. The king will review thirty thousand Boy Scouts from across the empire in Windsor Great Park. The Canadian contingent of 150 boys headed the first division on the right side.
A notice seeks a country home for an about 18 year old girl who can join a family and receive small wages. Applications should be sent to W. T. Gardner, superintendent Boys' and Girls' Aid Society, Past 29th and Irving streets, Portland, Oregon. 6-28-51.
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