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Newspaper

La Grande Evening Observer

Location

La Grande, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1910

Page

8

Norton Nerd? Norton Takes Bold Seat At White House

Secretary to the president Charles Dyer Norton, new to the role, aims to reveal how the White House runs. He positions himself as a backbone with tact, managing engagements and filtering callers while earning press trust as a keen nose for news.

Washington McKinley Hia Cortelyou Roosevelt Loeb Taft Hig Norton Beverly Charles Dyer Norton White House Dorcris Norton Secretary of the Treasury McVeagh the Treasury Fred W. Carpenter Noritoh

Spokane Chambers Plan Western Fish Propagation Drive

Spokane and Inland Empire chambers of commerce urge a regional plan to restock lakes rivers and streams in eastern Washington Oregon Idaho Montana with millions of fish fry. A special commission would study yearly stocking targets funding from states and citizens and enforcement needs to boost western fishing tourism.

Spokane Wash Hicpire S.okane Chamber of Commerce Washington Oregon Idaho Montana Spokane Fish Protective Panhandle Charles M. Fassett Et Fae Chameler Commerce Spokane Country Amerca Charles Liffsehild Spokane Fish Protective Association America Chambers of Commerce

Series of Lectures and Demonstrations Highlight July Schedule

A two day program features a 7 to 8 pm band concert and an 8 pm lecture by Hon. J. M. Falk on July 8. July 9 offers science classes, Cordley lecture, a round table, and talks by Lena K. Sadler with a Dr. Sadler recital.

J. M. Falk Missouri Bent Cordes Viner Lena K. Sadler Round Table Aunt Jane Kentucky Sarah Mildred Willmer

Card of Thanks for Kindness in Loss

We thank friends for kindness and sympathy in the loss of our husband and son and especially Mr Kreiger and his brick yard crew who assisted with funeral expenses. Mrs Minnie Stetzinger Mrs Rose Hornbeck.

Kreiger Minnie Stetzinger Rose Hornbeck

Cherry harvest tops thirty tons for T H Tatman

T H Tatman is busy harvesting a thirty ton crop of Royal Anne and Bing cherries. The fruit is described as among the finest in the northwest with ripe produce ready for market.

T. H. Tatman Royal Anne Bing

Floral Etymology in Language and Popular Iconography

The London Chronicle notes that primrose, tuberose, and rosemary reveal gaps between etymology and popular usage. It observes that rose imagery often colors terms regardless of true roots while copperas traces from coupee rose through French to English.

Koglixb London Chronicle

The Dancing Mania Across Europe In The Middle Ages

The dancing mania followed the plague known as the black death. It resembled St Vitus dance a nervous disorder that began in 174 at Als la Chipelle and spread through Germany the Netherlands and Italy. Dancers formed circles banded together and danced for hours in delirium until exhaustion. They panting foamed at the mouth and repeatedly began dancing again. The mania involved millions.

St. Vitus Als-la- Chipelle Germany Netherlands Italy

A Slap and a twisted exchange at a social scene

A fragmented dialogue shows Mr Borum and others in a tense exchange about egotism and a young saver. A niece asks Uncle to attend a church parlors necktie social, while the Uncle suspects a joke at a hanging bee.

Cherry Packers Wanted at Ramsey Warehouse

Highest price paid for cherry packers. Inquiries directed to Ramsey warehouse for employment or contract questions.

Cherry Ramsey

Notice of Street Improvement Districts in La Grande Oregon

The City Council of La Grande Oregon declares intention to improve specified alleys and streets by sewer construction in Improvement Districts No 1 and No 2 with boundaries listed. Estimated cost 71800.08 dollars, hearing set July 13 1910, council chamber at 8 p.m. for property owners affected. City Recorder D E Cox signs notice.

Common Council City of la Grande Oregon Adams Avenue Jefferson Avenue Willow Street Spruce Street Oak Street Fourth Street Grandy Third St Washington Avenue Grandy Avenue Second Street Pennsylvania Avenue Palmer Avenue First Street Spring Avenue Main Avenue Jefferson Ave Grandy’s Third Street Cedar Street Ment D. E. Cox

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