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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1911
Page
5
Eighth policy highlights combining community working capital to promote business and local interests. Sound Bank positions itself as a solid safe choice for customers seeking reliable financial support and growth.
Locals list Dr A C Posbhy eye ear nose throat services near Selder's store and Silverthorn's social fountain for cool drinks. Crystal Rebekah Lodge members urged to attend funeral of sister Meade at I C O F Sunday 1 15. Anna Alexander promotes Silverthorn's elegant chocolate ice cream sodas. Island City services resume after three weeks with Dr Gillilan addressing on Blue Laws of Connecticut next Tuesday. Silverthorn's strawberry mention ends fragment.
J M Ketfer from Elgin and Fred Peetz of Imbler visited the Savoy this morning. Guests from Jackson, Heppner, Hannibal MO, Summerville, and Hilgard stayed at the Savoy last night. Engineers Henry Henson and John Garder and families plan travels to Telecaset Joseph and Flora via Enterprise, with further trips to Wallowa county and Portland.
A notice describes an illustrated song titled The Flower of Singapore performed by Garrick with matinee shows featuring Mr Ferrin and evening performances.
A roster of visitors checked into the Foley hotel last night before heading to Portland or other towns. John Adams and wife leave for Austin tonight for two weeks, while J F Conway Portland realty dealer, Martin King Pleasant Valley engineer, H H Bond American Tobacco Portland representative, and W B Waffle from Baker were among the Foley guests. Also present were Giles Plass Bear Creek Lumber president of Wallowa Calvin S White state board of health secretary D Taylor Eastern Oregon Light and Power from Baker B A Robson Blue Mountain Creamery president, F H Anderson Pacific Paper and others from San Francisco Hood River and Salt Lake.
The London Chronicle notes famous figures urged drastic steps to prevent premature burial including Harriet Martineau bequeathing £10 to ensure decapitation before burial, Ed mund Yates directing his body be severed and £20 for the operation, and Lady Burton requiring heart puncture and postmortem examination.
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