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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1905
Page
3
Local vendor expands offerings with a complete line of groceries. The move promises access to meats, fresh vegetables, and a broad selection, aiming to attract households seeking convenience in a single place.
Secret Service Agent O'Fallon and Special Agent Goodwin left Boise returning toward Lewiston via Wallace after a weeklong inquiry into Idaho land frauds. They hinted at ongoing workload as cooler weather sets in.
At Peterhof on July 15 M White had a prolonged audience with the emperor. They thoroughly reviewed the peace negotiations. Witte plans to leave for Paris next Wednesday and will call from Cherbourg for New York on July 26.
Fragmentary line references a grocer delivering income claims and a challenge to verify directly. The text mentions a delivery wagon and asserting goods are properly de meaning likely mis-spelled. No clear names places or organizations are present.
All members are summoned to meet Sunday at six o'clock to pay respects to deceased brother Harris whose remains depart on the west bound train to San Francisco at 8 pm by order of President J E Pollock and Secretary.
Members of the LOO F Lodge and visiting brothers are asked to meet at the 100 F ball tomorrow at two o clock to attend the funeral for our late brother Thomas H Gilliam. H B Coolidge V G.
Eight convicts escaped McNiels Island on July 4 with George Wade as leader. Polk County authorities plan a large pool effort to control the situation. Three men reached Water Town Connecticut aboard an 85 foot yacht, having left Chicago October 14, aiming to return via St. Louis New Orleans Gulf Atlantic coast St. Lawrence and Great Lakes.
A retiree expresses gratitude to customers who supported their grocery news, noting most transactions were with the Grat order and few exceptions. The message thanks patrons for years of patronage and acknowledges continued support.
Subscriptions for a new Japan loan reach $150000 in Chicago. The private Citizens Bank of Yellow Springs Ohio fails with $30000 liabilities. Hartford hosts a national convention of the Young People's Christian Union with 9000 members. A lime kiln will be built near Grant's Pass. A New York City elm tree was struck by lightning injuring ten sheltering beneath it, none fatally. Helliater's Rocky Mountain Tea promoted by Newlin Drug Co.
A medical advertisement touts Electric Bitters as effective against malaria and jaundice, claiming it purges the disease without quinine’s aftereffects. A letter from Henrietta Texas notes a brother’s life saved after use. Sold at Newlin Drug Co with a 50 cent price guarantee.
O G Higbee of Danville reports a personal cure from rheumatism after using Ballard's Snow Liniment. He states four years of illness were ended by one bottle and urges others suffering to try it, noting his cheerful recommendation.
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