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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1908
Page
8
A North Powder child disappeared prompting a statewide search. Volunteers scoured woods and traveled by rail to Telocaset where, after hours of effort, the boy reached the Hanson family home and was quickly cared for as news spread of the recovery.
Report of a broadcasted finding in North Powder last night notes joyous parents and others reacting with mixed emotions as the town shares in the moment.
The Commercial Club plans a March 27 appearance by entertainer Bob Smith drawing a large audience to the club auditorium. Managers anticipate a quality program of reading, lecturing, and impersonations and will release full details in The Observer later.
A small number of boarders will be accepted at the corner Greenwood and Adams Avenue, under the supervision of Mra Stella Taylor.
Mrs Cecil Brown, daughter of George Harmon, reports a continuing disappearance case in Spokane. A letter from Mrs Harmon confirms no clues have been found and all signs point toward possible foul play. Investigators and friends persist in the search though results remain elusive.
A party member, Mr Lineberger, climbed a cliff to jar loose rocks for a descent aid. He slipped while lifting a boulder and fell about 40 feet to a ledge, then slid down the incline. He was carried to Grande Ronde hospital in a mangled, bruised condition with a broken skull.
A jumble of brief items reports injuries from an altercation, mining laws advocacy in Seattle, a tin plate mill resuming, campus smallpox vaccinations at Stanford, a ship practicing at Magdalena Bay, China邀 invitation to the Atlantic fleet, dog tag ordinances in a city, Denver forwarding its guaranties fund, a week of free opera in New York, and reduced lecture ticket prices at a Baptist church.
A terse poet's line evokes cleansing tears that clear sight toward an unseen horizon where sorrow ends and vision awakens. The fragment hints at spiritual purification and revelation beyond pain.
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