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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1908
Page
5
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Mrs Elina Morrison returned to North Powder as Mrs J M Berry is expected home from Portland. Rev Moyers attends State Bankers meeting in Portland. J D Gilmnan leaves for Spokane. Families and friends travel between La Grande Willamette valley and Pendleton Oregon with visits to Baker City Walla Walla and Milton Freewater.
The Kaffee Kiatch group will meet at Mrs J Van Buren’s home tomorrow afternoon. The Five Hundred club gathered with Mrs Guy McCally this afternoon in Room frent. Presbyterian ladies prepare a tent room and an ice cream and lemonade booth for the Fourth to offer refreshments.
Fragments show a bargain basement sale item for press-cut glass tumbler. Readable text notes a price and item listing amid garbled OCR in a newspaper notice.
Pendleton and La Grande prepare a four game series starting today at the ball park with Pendleton arriving by train. The contests span four days with exhibitions and rest days, shaping a busy schedule after earlier delays.
Fred G. Taylor of the Amalgamated Fugar company and La Grande Commercial Club secretary was reportedly poisoned during a meal in Idaho. He became ill on a train, lost the trip in Boettier and lay there without a doctor for miles, then returned home in serious condition with a recent recovery from a prior ailment.
Professor Hawkenberry filed an early claim in the upper Grande Ronde region. A 120 acre tract is noted, with other parties in Gordane country and Milton area purchasing an 80 acre parcel as part of a broader land activity.
Fragmentary OCR hints at a local event with parasol culture and a Fourth of July themed gathering at a place named Fergue. Mentions Inne heme and recoritens as unclear items but suggests a community social or cultural activity centered on parasols.
The article notes a photographer named itter receiving new equipment described as the highest priced per unit on the market. The setup is described as a large affair with all modern improvements and capable of taking photos up to 11214 inches, marking a significant upgrade in the studio.
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