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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1908
Page
7
A rambling game report details Nelson’s strong pitching for the Idaho visitors with several fielding errors by local players. The narrative covers multiple innings, errors, and base running miscues, ending with a note on a public notice about estate matters and land claims in Oregon.
The Oregon Railroad and Navigation Co offers round trip tickets from all points to Port and return at one and one third fare under a certificate plan. Attendees with 60 cents or more paid and 50 or more in attendance receive certificates signed by H. Crom, secretary. Applications due by July 1908. Gladstone Park, 12 miles south of Portland, accessible by electric lines from Port land.
An advertisement claims Laxative Fruit Syrup eases stomach and liver trouble by stimulating digestion without irritation. It emphasizes mild, gripe-free action versus pills or ordinary cathartics and names A Hill as the druggist.
Treasury Department notice seeks proposals for the grant or donation of a suitable lot in La Grande Oregon for a federal building. Proposals to be opened at 2 PM July 16 1908. Corner lot location described for central and convenient access.
Notices announce a federal building site proposal process for La Grande Oregon with requirements for diagrams surveys and land details. Proposals must be sealed marked and mailed to the secretary of the treasury and include title evidence provisions and ground rent terms. Also notice to creditors cites letters testamentary issued to Mary A Hulse and demands claims be presented through her attorney in La Grande Oregon with dates in 1908 June and July.
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