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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1910
Page
2
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Luther Burbank declares no science method to distinguish poisonous toadstools from mushrooms. Santa Rosa readers avoid all mushrooms in any form. Othello Times forecasts crowded senatorial race while Palouse Republic mocks fakir appeal.
A La Grande audience heard Rev. Johnson and Prof. Gray discuss prayer efficacy from Jer 38 3 Matt 7 7 and Is 69 1 2, urging self examination debts and earnest petitions in Jesus name. Reports note large turnout from county and nearby towns plus ongoing prayer meetings and street improvement notices in the same issue.
The grand jury toured the poor farm today in a full body session to inspect and report on all county offices and buildings.
Office listed in La Grande National Bank Building with contact details for Bacon and Hall physicians and surgeons. Residence information for M. K. Ball is given as Main 18 and Main $2.
Mrs. W. A. Ames of the North section was badly burned at 7 today when her skirts were drawn into a heating stove. Her children and passerby W. A Adams aided before she was taken to Doctor Hubbard. About a third of the skin on her waist and lower body is burned. Release of funds for the family has begun with subscriptions organized by Giles Hardon among businessmen and railroad officials.
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