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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1911
Page
5
Locals are told Dr. and C. Posey specialize in eye ear nose and throat diseases with glasses fitted. A note uses Selder's store as a reference point and advertising. The Creamery at Blue Mountain announces summer milk prices at five cents a quart after June 1.
Cottage cheese at Blue Mountain Creamery invites customers to sample goods. The Cash Bazaar announces a new shipment of music featuring latest New York hits. Contractor C L P Day completed a neat painting job at J M Call estate Valley Well residence. Creamery note dated 6 9 2¢.
William E. Whitlock of Imbler registered at the Savoy. G M Tucker of Joseph stayed at the Foley house. George W. Stepkamp, a St. Louis salesman, guest at the Foley. Hattie M. Wolfe from Union a guest at the Savoy. Donald Sargent returned from Spokane. Frank Tallmadge of Sparta registered at the Foley. Rev W P Sams of Enterprise visiting his daughter Mrs Brichous en route to Portland. C L Yentger from Elgin guests of the Savoy. Harley Richardson back from Portland and Eugene. took junior pharmacists' exam in Eugene. E A Schiffler returning to Pendleton. building a store in Wallowa. E J Black with J Spiker to Union to view real estate. Mrs Wheeler of Lantrol Kansas visiting daughter Mrs Hugh Ren nie. A C Jones returned to Palmer Idaho after funeral of brother. J K Jones to spend summer with son. Rev George W Arms Jr pastor-evangelist arrives. intends La Grande home.
The item combines a theater notice in New York listing cast and the upcoming season as Lord Lytton's Money with unrelated timber sale data from Whitman National Forest, Sumpter Oregon. It mentions bids, compartments, volumes of timber, required deposits, and district forester addresses alongside rental and lost item notices.
The eight hour day applies to Western Union telegraphers in New York City with wage increases raising top pay. Britain’s unions show 157 420 members, 25 030 unemployed in February. US farm laborers earn a record 27.50 monthly. hat makers seek amalgamation talks. granite cutters settlements include 2 1 2 cent daily raises and five year accords.
Portland police and a citizen posse pressed an overnight search for the killer of the Hill family. Two suspects were cleared by alibis while fingerprints from the bloody ax were secured. Police link the crime to a prior Port land assault on Barbara Holtzman aged six, noting a shared description.
Diaz travels from Havana via Mexico to Spain and is due to land at Corunna. Workingmen’s societies plan hostile demonstrations, with police prepared to provide protection.
El Paso dispatches say fourteen people were killed in riots in Matehuala during clashes between striking miners and police. Local authorities and authorities in Mexico are probing the violence and next steps.
Sunday school starts at 9 45 a m with Rev L W Gowen preaching at 11 00 a m Children’s day exercises are planned for the evening at the church continued observance titled children’s day services
Senator Reed Smoot says the senate will vote on the reciprocity bill before July 16 as Congress remains on track to adjourn on July 27. The remarks came amid ongoing discussions in Washington on farm and trade policy.
A brief 19th century note discusses Chamberlain's Dalle used with castor oil as a remedy for summer diarrhoea in children. The account mentions Ali Te tet Eo and references cholera as the underlying illness addressed by these preparations.
Lew Field presents The Singing Teacher while Edmund Breese heads A Man of Honor. Faversham to star under own management. Rose Stahl to tour London with Maggie Pepper. Percival Knight to debut in American vaudeville, Hammerstein to stage The Moral Core. Laura Moore shifts to vaudeville. Madge Lessing in His Majesty Amuses Himself in Berlin. Indiana stock company adds vaudeville fillers. Russian dancers Pavlova and Mordkin to tour America again. Louise Rudder, married to English brewer, tied to William Gillette circle. Le Arthurs’ The Fox to premiere in New York early September. Jack Terry leaves Scarlet Pimpernel for vaudeville. Jane Gray to join Hiltehea Gardens stock midmonth. DeWitt C. Jennings back as Giles Raymond in The Gamblers next season. Helen Ware to star in New York September opening. Jesse Ralph cast in key role. Zangwill’s new play Next Religion with Margaret Anglin. Sheldon writing for Anglin and Donnelly and Newtastro. More plays to be staged by the Producers.
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