Fraternal Order Notices From La Grande Area Lodges
Local fraternal groups announce regular meetings and visit invites for F A M-La Grande Lodge 41 43 2A M Woodmen of the World La Grande Lodge 169 Freemasons Crystal Lodge Knights of Pythias Red Cross Lodge 27 with meeting nights at various halls in La Grande area. Descriptions invite visiting members to attend and include lodge officers.
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Woodmen OF the World
la Grande Lodge No
K. P. Hall
D. Fitzgerald
C. C. J. H. Kemnbey
M W A-La Grande Camp Meeting Notice
The M W A La Grande Camp meets each Monday in the month at the I C C F hall. Visiting neighbors are invited to attend. B E Daniels Ed Heath Clerk
Incoherent OCR Item From Maritime Trade Notice
An unclear OCR fragment mentions Derbee Brewery and references to ships, dealers, and steamships. It lacks concrete names, dates, places, or outcomes to form a full news card.
Hope Chapter No 13 Masonic Communications Schedule
The text lists Hope Chapter No 13 C B C hollow stated communications on the second and fourth Wednesdays each month with visiting members invited. Officers Carrier Hunter W M and Mary A Warwick Sec, and Woodcraft-Cieac Ronde Circle No 47 meets first and third Thursdays. visiting members welcome. Names Carrier Robbs G M Lizzie Blusworth listed.
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C. B
Hope
C. B C
Holé
Carrier Hunter
W. M
Mary A. Warwick
Wusinh Ur Woodcratt
Cieac Ronde Circle No
Ubers
Carrien Robbs
G. M
Lizzie Blusworth
Jierz
Longest Indian Word Reported in 1661 Bible
The longest Indian word printed in a 1661 Indian Bible is cited as Wot appealttukqussunnoohwehtunk h, with Tt meaning kneeling down to him. Rev Cotton Mather at Boston finds this consolidated phrase amusing, remarking the language may have evolved since Babel.
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Cotton Mather
Boston
Babel
New York Telegram
Proved Himself Great in Magazine Remark
A Western Christian Advocate passage notes a woman presenting Daniel O'Connell with a magazine article. She sighs that the day of great men is gone, then jokes about the day of beautiful women being hot. He responds with a light retort as she blushes.
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Daniel O'Connell
O'Connell
Covent Garden
London
John Coleman
Auver
Too Late Says Trochester Herald on Education
The Trochester Herald laments that many men regret leaving school too soon, noting they discovered later that extra years of study could have changed life outcomes.
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Trochester Herald
His Mistake What cured him of flirting
A Louisville Courier Journal item notes a man pursued a flirtation with a woman who turned out to be selling an encyclopedia set priced at $200, illustrating a cautionary tale about courting strangers.
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Louisville Courier-Tournal
Pinkham Defies Commodore Aboard Potomac During Pacific Voyage
Reuben Pinkham, Nantucket native and third lieutenant on the ship Potomac, defied the commodore to brace for wind near sunset in the north Pacific. He ordered men to man the weather braces as the wind abruptly shifted, saving the vessel from disaster. The commodore later admitted he was indebted to Pinkham for their lives.
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Reuben Pinkham
Nantucket
Potomac
North Pacific
Pinkham
Island of
Leutenant
Boundary Line Description Draws Witty Critique
Rufus Choate argued over a 1847 boundary between Massachusetts and Rhode Island describing a line from Watuppa pond to rocks and a buttonwood tree in Fall River. He mocked the text by comparing it to a blue jay and bees with foxes, highlighting the oddity of such geographic markers.
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Rufus Choate
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Watuppa Pond
Sald Pond
Fall River
Mr. Choate
Minneapolis Journal
Cassaday Must Be Brought Home From State Penitentiary
Grant County officials plan to bring J. H. Cassaday back from the state penitentiary to re sentence him locally after his admission to aiding the murder of Ollie Snyder near Canyon City. Sheriff Calder and deputies accompany the transfer, with Cassaday to be resentenced per supreme court ruling. The article also recalls Daniel O Connell and a humorous anecdote about Strickland Jones and a Baltimore revival.
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Charles Collier
Grant County
Salem
J. H. Cassaday
Ollie Snyder
Canyon City
Baker Democrat
Supreme Court
Cassaday
Snyder
Calder
Frank Dunton
D. C
Harlan Hayes
Invincible Logic from London Punch
Dialogue mocks financial restraint as Donald asks for a drink on a journey while cousin Wullie refuses, claiming all spare shillings go to his mother. Donald counters that Wullie’s mother supposedly gets nothing. the exchange questions luck and obligation in a humorous Scottish context.
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Donald
Wullie
London
Medicine free trial offer for Rexall Mucu-Tone claims
An advertisement urges hope and early treatment for consumption and catarrh, promising free trial if the medicine fails. It touts Rexall Mucu-Tone as a blood purifier and mucous support, sold at Hill's Drug Store in two sizes, 5 cents and 1.00, backed by the seller's reputation.
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Caturrh
Hill's Drug Store
Rock hauling contract invites bids on Second Street
Bids requested to haul crushed rock from a bin to Second Street. State price per ton. The bidder supplies the dump, boxes, and performs the entire hauling contract on Second Street. The right to reject any and all bids is reserved.
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Second Street
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the Fraternal Orders
la Grande
Oregon
P.O. H—La Grande Lodge
Élock
Elk’s Club
Depot Street
Washington Avenue
H. J. Ritter
H. B. Coolidge
Frebekahs—Crystal Lodge No
LO. O. F
Xatie Arbucele
N. G. Mirs
Anna Alexander
Knighte OF
Red Crom Lodge No
Castle Hall
Old Elk’s Hall
Jess Paul, C. C, R. L. Lincoln
B. E. Daniels
Heath
B. B. Nutter
Commodore
Grand View
LA Grande Investment CO
Foley Hotel
Aga
Strickland Jones
Aed Peda E Hiber
Baltimore
Sistter
Ibel
Uieimier
Jones
Catarah
Robert Pattison Cersetiere
Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co
Mr. Working
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