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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1908
Page
3
A local store touts its high grade merchandise and unbeatable discounts during a great sale with prices described as special low and never to be met by any other shop in the city. It invites customers to come for the best of everything at cut prices.
Mrs. T. A. Caldwell near Adel chased a coyote after a chicken raid. The animal sprang, knocked her down, and teeth pierced her breast. She seized its throat and choked it to death, keeping a death grip until the coyote died. She saved herself and may keep the hide as a memento of the incident.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Stull owners of a thoroughbred Percheron and a beke horse with sugar company at Free Main 20 7. The readable parts are too garbled to determine a clear event or outcome.
Manager Sherwood promotes the first Bleetric performance after seven weeks, with a longer program featuring three acts and two songs. Patrons expect a full house as Will, the patron, remains immovent while the show opens at seven o clock. Eberhard, hopeful attorney, leaves for home to pursue joint representative nomination and carries hopes to win Joseph precinct and surrounding areas.
A garbled listing includes names such as Mire Bath Lace Mie FL Le Moore and Weaver Hebert Antiretica With Daher John Pellsory JP Plonnert Me Hurson Fd Jennen 2 8 Kilburn McLards Henry Spence Lee Oguin Joseph Wilkinson F M Wilson G M RICHEY Postmaster.
Classified notice notes La Grande Evening Observer delivery at home each evening Sundays excluded, priced at 65 cents per month.
A Portland firm seeks a representative to show property in or near La Grande. Experience not needed. Small cash security required. Apply Manager, 242 Fifth St., Portland, Ore.
Advert says olé paper sold in bundles of 100 at the Observer office price set at 15 cents per bundle.
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