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Newspaper

La Grande Evening Observer

Location

La Grande, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1906

Page

6

Royal Neighbors Banquet and Local Social Gatherings

A Royal Neighbors meeting hosted by Mrs. Hendricks featured a hot coffee and snack banquet followed by discussion. The Koffee Klatch club chaired by Mrs. Turner Oliver hosted tea and cakes for a lengthy social afternoon. The Presbyterian Ladies Missionary Society met at Mrs. F. Harris's home to elect delegates for an April Elgin convention and officers for the coming year.

Mrs. Hendricks Koffee Klatch Turner Oliver Mesdames Halli J. M. Berry Bragg F. E. Moore Eubank C.W. Moore L. D. Reavis Carr Jay van Buren Andrews W. W. Berry Molitor Bartlet Meyers McCulley Swaney Norris Crawford Kirk Lyne Ladies Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church F. Harris Third Street Elgin M. Heck E. B. Hass Thompson Mra. Ramsey J. K. Wright Ramsey Win, Grant Rinehart H. E. Hill

Blue Mountain Creamery Seeks Patron Support and Tests

The Blue Mountain Creamery Co. announces it will test each cream delivery on request. Patrons may provide tent weight and price per pound butter fat return in each can by written request. The company aims to please patrons and solicits Grande Ronde valley farmers to patronize them.

Blue Mountain Creamery Co Tts Grande Ronde Valley

Local items from La Grande and surrounding areas

Intercity notes report Annie Lane of Republic and J B Shaler of Hot Lake in town for business. Several locals visit La Grande, including Johns from Elgin, Mrs Parsons returning to Elgin, Rev Dresser to preach in Payette, and Eph Wilber visiting from Meacham. Rainbow store room fitted for new bank. Typhoid cases among railroad camps labeled. Medical visits and travel notes abound with snow, ads, and postal changes.

Annie Lane Republic, Wash J. B. Shaler Hot Lake FD. McCully Enterprise la Grande Summerville Wallowa County Johns Elgin A. H. Parsons Rev. Dresser Payette Idaho Methodist Eph Wilber Meacham Rainbow Jesse Hindman Nellie Murray la Grandé Observer Force Sid Budge Elva Enice

Niagara Falls power limit urged by Water Ways commission

The Water Ways commission led by General Ernest presented to Congress a report urging a limit on the amount of power that can be drawn from Niagara Falls. The recommendation aims to curb excess use and protect the falls' resources.

General Rain Sweeps Valley Area All Night

Rain drenched Elgin and spread across the valley with widespread showers. Frost was largely thawed as rainfall soaked into the soil, leaving Cove residents rejoicing with the rest of the valley.

Elgin Cove

Red Cross drug store under new ownership

A. G. MacLennan announces the Red Cross drug store is under an entirely new system of business methods. The new proprietor brings years of experience from Omaha and focuses on accuracy and promptness. A large, varied stock has been purchased to accommodate all patrons at all times.

A. G. MacLennan Te Granda Red Cross Middle West Omaha Nebraska

Why do great doctors mystify patients with jargon

A citizen says doctors avoid plain explanations by using abstruse terms. The critique notes that many authorities do not articulate a first cause of disease or connect physiology to illness. It contrasts this with osteopaths who cite anatomy and physiology to explain individual disease causes. For rent four room house to rent cheap see Mrs. C Ralston.

Open Day at Popular Price Restaurant Delights Patrons

A notices describes a popular priced restaurant offering prompt service with no vexations or delays. Each patron receives exactly what they order and individual tastes are accommodated. The food is praised as excellent and well prepared, served appetizingly. The ad lists a menu item at $4.50.

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