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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1911
Page
4
The piece notes Bruce Dennis Easter and owner status with postal filing at La Grande. It presents local identification and a provisional acknowledgment of ownership. The fragment hints at a community business matter handled through the post office.
The Chautauqua association plans next week to sell season tickets and broaden support beyond a select core. The piece urges campers to make the assembly welcoming, expand talent, and invite residents to stay through the event, stressing community involvement and rejecting laziness as an obstacle.
The piece extols Grande Ronde hogs as premier property with demand from Pendleton packers Swartz and Greulich shipping them to feed workers. It argues the valley surpasses Eastern Oregon in trade balance, highlights hogs quality and market impact, and urges alfalfa, wheat, and fruit ventures as paths to wealth.
A collage of brief editorial quips and opinions from various papers. References include remarks on women's suffrage, Seattle politics, direct senatorial elections, Postmaster Hitchcock, Canadian reciprocity, a Christy WWI battle painting, Theodore Roosevelt, and Lake Shore South Shore boilermakers.
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William J Beal noted botanist and longtime Michigan Agricultural College faculty member celebrates his 78th birthday. Born Adrian Michigan March 11 1833 he educated at the University of Michigan and led botanical study and instruction for decades. He authored notable botanical works and held leadership roles in multiple science councils.
Fannie Brown administratrix of Benjamin Brown deceased has filed a final account with the County Court of Union County Oregon. The judge fixed April 12 1911 at 10 a m in La Grande for hearing objections to the final account or any items thereof. Objections must be filed or made by that date.
The court will settle the Final Account of administratrix Fannie Brown of the Benjamin Brown estate at La Grande Oregon on April 4 1911. The adjourned notice lists Fannie Brown as Administratrix and F B Ivanhoe as attorney with dates March 6 18 20 27 and April 3. A testimonial from Kentucky cites Chamberlains Stomach and Liver as a cure for constipation. For sale by dealers.
A Notre Dame woman invites rheumatism suffers to write for a free home treatment claimed to cure muscular and joint pain including sciatica lumbago backache and neuralgia. She asserts the remedy removes uric acid from blood purifies the marrow and restores elasticity. Address Mrs M Summers Notre Dame Ind for proof.
A terse item promotes a home remedy for colds claiming three steps: a big dose of Chamberlain's Coughy, four feet in hot water, and bed. The notice offers the cure free by all dealers.
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