Great Train Holdup in Time of Roses Pathe Song
Baney presents a Pathe short titled Great Train Holdup set in a rose filled era. The piece features romantic nostalgia with period imagery and a melodic narration highlighting a daring robbery scene.
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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1910
Page
5
Baney presents a Pathe short titled Great Train Holdup set in a rose filled era. The piece features romantic nostalgia with period imagery and a melodic narration highlighting a daring robbery scene.
Umatilla law maker Hon Chas Barret of Athena arrives as a business visitor in La Grande. Jas Haskine of Prescott Washington and Jas Kellum a timber harper conduct city business. W R Sherwood of Hood River transacts in Union County metropolis. Inez Mendenhall Marlette Overman and Mrs Henry Atkinson of Richmond Virginia registered at the Foley. Hon L B Reeder Portland attorney is in town for business matters noting not politics.
Mrs. D. H. Steward travels to the Imnaba Isolat section of Oregon to join Mr. Steward for a journey before returning to La Grande.
Miss Rowena Wilson and John Dobin are Union waiters in the city today. Mrs M S Honan has returned. Editor George Small of Baker passed through La Grande on Portland trip. Charles A Moore of Baker en route home after Portland visit. W D Hansford, ex-Peninsula, came from Head of the Lake in Wallowa last evening. Postmaster and Mrs G M Richey visit Spokane. Ollie and Gene Cox returned from visiting uncle C Coolidge and Wallowa. Mrs Proebster arrived from the south with daughter Molly Proebster Gamble. Mr and Mrs G M Burkitt Midson returned from Portland. Miss Ivy Long back from vacation in Portland and Roseburg and resumes La Grande National Bank stenography post.
An error in Snodgrass's advertisement last evening listed pineapple juice at 65 cents per quart instead of 60 cents. The corrected price reflects a misprint impacting local shoppers and advertising records.
The administrator of the Katherine Ball estate, John W. Morelock, requests all claimants to present their claims with vouchers within six months from the first publication dated June 24, 1910. The notice is dated June 18, 1910, at La Grande, Oregon.
R. R. Bell and wife left this morning for Glenwood via Norries Cole. They aimed to visit before returning to their home in Wiota Iowa.
Gib Masterson of Elgin, a leading member of the Union Wallowa county Blue Rock association, was in La Grande last evening arranging a big day shoot at Elgin soon. Misses Helen and Ruth Hart returned to Hilgard after visiting their sister Mrs. Frank Rechlin, who also accompanied them back to Hilgard for a few days.
Charles Norris formerly of La Grande now stationed at Pendleton was stopped today due to the Norton wreck while visiting old neighbors. The Pacific Express Company, organized in Nebraska with main offices in St Louis, Missouri, and Portland Oregon, has deposited 50 000 with Oregon foriegn express business and now intends to cease its operations in Oregon.
The document announces a claim period of six months from December 1 1910 for any claims against The Pacific Express Company. It states that claims must be filed with the State Treasurer of Oregon within the specified time, dated in St Louis Missouri on May 23 1910 and signed by James Eggleston president.
Public notice announces publication for a land sale of tract 180 managed by the department. The brief states sale action by the agency and outlines proceeding steps for interested parties to follow.
Notice of public sale by the General Land Office under the 1966 act offering NE 3-4 SE 1-4 Sec 34 T38 R36 EB W M serial 06912 at 10 a.m. July 1910. Adverse claimants warned to file by sale time. Includes sponsor names Bramwell and Eberhard. Also an unrelated drug advert for Silue Mountain liver pills at Red Cross Drug Store.
An undated ad promotes Blue Mountain headache tablets sold at the Red Cross Drag Store promising relief and a feel good effect. It uses casual language to entice readers to purchase the product.
Mrs J F O Connell will host a lawn party at her home 1104 Ave tomorrow afternoon and evening to benefit the Catholic church.
A two story house with three lots on North Fir street is offered for 1406 dollars. The listing highlights prime location and ample space for expansion, appealing to buyers seeking a sizable property in a single package.
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