Sound Bank Promises Solid Working Capital for Community
A community bank pledges to pool working capital for local business growth and people’s interests. The bank emphasizes soundness safety and reliability as core commitments to customers.
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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1911
Page
5
A community bank pledges to pool working capital for local business growth and people’s interests. The bank emphasizes soundness safety and reliability as core commitments to customers.
A local health provider asserts readiness to manage all prescription needs and assures patients their doctor is best positioned to guide decisions. The message emphasizes comprehensive capability and invites consultation with the physician for personalized care.
Dr A Poshy, specialist for eye ear nose and throat diseases, will fit glasses at Selder’s store. Mrs E Day will continue a comic strip. Hind, 86, dies or is noted in a wedding announcement at the Methodist parsonage. Mrs Alice Ellison to Mr W H Lowe. Lowe a furniture clerk with Adcock and Fritts.
Pendleton resident J Callahan stopped at the Summer last night. Roger Kay of Wallowa and several others from Baker Union Weston Joseph Cove gathered at the Savoy. Deputies and travelers noted, with Shaw, Reynolds, O Neil and Ashwood among guests. Also mentions local hires and chautauqua actors Sadler and Kelogg touring Riverside, plus Lenhart buying partner’s interest.
The bakery plans remodel and enlargement to handle growing trade and offer better goods. Local figures report the project will make it the biggest bakery in Eastern Oregon after renovations. Various visitors and residents including Hymer, Spence, Dr Hall, Mrs Berry, Miss Pleenor, Edward Horton, and Koehler are noted in departures, visits, and temporary stays around La Grande and Cove.
The Baker Elks will not play the La Grande Pike as scheduled. The game is rescheduled for July 30 after a message from Baker’s lodge to the baseball committee.
School district No. One in Unston county Oregon offers a fifty dollar reward for the arrest and conviction of anyone who maliciously breaks the window glass in any district school house. By order of the school board. Arthur C. Williams, Clerk.
Three Cove cars laden with cherries arrived in La Grande as part of a valley publicity swing. The Cherry Fair is slated for July 19 with visits planned through towns along the route extending to Biggin before returning. Judd Geer, fruit commissioner, joined the delegation.
The Pacific International Lawn Tennis Association opened today on the courts of the Irvington Club in this city. Play will continue through the end of the week.
Council Bluffs and Omaha sources reference WM McMurray, General Passenger Agent, in Portia Oregon, with travel or routing notes. The clipped OCR shows a railroad context tied to passenger movement and station names.
Several school windows have been broken recently. The school board offers a fifty dollar reward for the arrest and conviction of the culprits. The acts appear malicious with no other apparent purpose than destruction.
A baby girl born yesterday morning to Mr. and Mrs. Horace Knapp died this morning in South La Grande. The Knapps and their friends express deep sorrow over the infant's death.
Large quantity of terra cotta pipe for wells curbs and drains 18 to 30 inches. Davis at Foley Hotel advertises salvage as cleanup proceeds in La Grande.
In Portland Oregon on July 13 the North Pacific Tennis Championship begins with a field of noted racquet players among the participants as the annual tournament commences.
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