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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1910
Page
7
Lord Wemyss, at eighty three, sharply swung his arms in a House of Lords debate. His fists struck the crown of the prince’s hat, pushing it down over the royal eyes. Edward laughed and moved away, saying there was no harm and he would shift to safety.
Any loose stock in the city will be taken to the pound at once. Phone Black 3721. G. W. Farris, Poundmaster.
For sale second hand furniture from a party leaving before August 1 1401. Corner of 6th and S.
City of La Grande Oregon announces Improvement District No 1 on Adams Avenue from Fourth Street east to Alder Street. Council to consider estimated cost of 12000 dollars and levy of assessments at a July 20 1910 meeting with a hearing for aggrieved property owners. D B Cox Recorder.
Sugar cash price six dollars and seventy five cents a bushel. Vegetables include new dry onions six cents, spinach three and a half cents, fresh peas ten cents, rhubarb three cents, head lettuce one cent, radishes three for ten cents, green onions three bunches for ten cents, tomatoes free per pound, new potatoes seven cents. Fruits list oranges forty five cents per dozen, lemons two dollars per crate, bananas forty cents per dozen, strawberries fifty cents per quart, cherries twenty five to five cents per gallon, gooseberries eighty cents per gallon, red raspberries two boxes for twenty five cents, blackberries two boxes for twenty five cents, dewberries two boxes for two, peaches ten cents per pound. Meats—hogs live weight ten dollars per cwt, cows three and one third to four cents, veal four to four and a half cents, mutton five and a half cents, chickens thirteen cents. Portland Markets—butter extra creamery fifty cents, store twenty three and twenty three quarters. Butter fat—deliver 1. C. b at Portland. Eggs local candled twenty six and twenty seven. Poultry—mixed chickens fifteen and a half cents, fancy sixteen, turkeys alive twenty and twenty one, dressed twenty seven to twenty eight, pigeons squabs two fifty, dressed chickens one to two cents higher than alive. Barley—producers price for 1908, feed twenty three, rolled twenty five, brewing twenty four. Wheat—nominal track club seventy eight, bluestem eighty two, Willamette valley eighty. Millstuffs—selling price Bran twenty, middlings twenty nine, shorts twenty one, chop nineteen to twenty five. Flour—new crop patents five dollars and fifteen cents.
Prompt and careful attention given all work. All work guaranteed to pass underwriters examination. Best electric iron on the market and electric fans available.
La Grande Camp No. 7703 meets Mondays in the month at the I O C F Hall. Crystal Lodge No. 10 meets Tuesdays in the I O O F hall. Visiting neighbors and members are invited to attend. I R Snook C D E Cox Clerk Anna Alexander N G Jennie M Smith Ses.
A. F. and A. M. La Grande Lodge No. 41 holds regular meetings on the first and third Saturdays at 7:30 p m. JOHN HODGIN serves as W M and A C WILLIAMS as Secretary.
A 19th century note extols Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as reliable for diarrhoea and dysentery in both adults and children, praising its dependable results and suitability for families.
For sale a 6 horsepower gasoline engine in fair condition priced at 10500 located at Smiths Garage. Jobs offered include boarders and roomers wanted and a girl for general house work. Room and board available at 1617 Fourth Avenue. A nicely furnished rooming and boarding house is for rent or sale in Condon Oregon at Hotel Oregon Depot Street. Modern five room house for rent inquired at D Brichoux.
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