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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1909
Page
6
Woods Liver Medicine is described as a liver regulator claiming quick relief for headaches, constipation, biliousness and liver disorders. It is said to help jaundice and fever, with a 1 size offering 84% more content than the 50c size. Sold at Silverthorn's Family Drug Store.
In the Justice of the Peace Court Union County Oregon Waldhams and Kerr sue W E Amos demanding appearance by April 24 1909 and judgment for 43 50 plus costs if not answered. Publication ordered by Hon A Stewart with six weekly notices in La Grande Evening Observer beginning March 12 1909.
County court of Union County appoints administrator for the estate of William G Peach deceased. Claims must be presented with vouchers within six months at the administrator's residence eight miles east of La Grande, Union County. Dated March 22 1909. Dhhe PES administrator and Cc H Finn attorney.
St Peter's Fifth Sunday in Lent schedule includes Holy Communion at 9:30, Sunday school 10, morning service 11, Bible class 4:15, evening service 5 led by Rev Upton H Gibbs. First Baptist notes 9:45 Sunday school 11 morning worship by W H Moore, with Mr Moore aiding foreign mission work. young people's meeting 6:20 led by Euarrdl Ludiker. First Methodist Corner M Ave and Fourth St offers Bible school 9:45, morning worship 11 on A Mountain Trail, Epworth League 6:30 Shepherds and Hirelings, evening service 7:30 Poverty or Riches.
The Free Water Dispatch holds its annual picnic in City Park Freewater with 100 to 200 attendees. Families bring tents and hedging, all eat at one table, and delegations arrive from Idaho Montana Oregon Washington Iowa and Wisconsin. Publicity day will feature speakers from many points and the public is invited.
Sharon Pennsylvania March 27 special by telegraph Wille Whith today spoke to a representative of the Geaude Observer about his experiences with kidnappers He defends his actions saying he would not blame others for similar invitations He notes the incident shows a boy his age is worth ten thousand dollars and asks readers to thank the Grande valley community for its help He denies plans to go on stage and the reporter finishes by recalling a hearty luncheon.
A summons reports Pendleton Oregon mortgage details in Umatilla County with amounts 29.15 16.50 and 105.50 at 6 percent and costs. It seeks court order directing sale of 150 cords of wood under attachment to satisfy the judgment. Published in the Evening Observer La Grande Union County Oregon under Judge A Stewart.
Central Church of Christ on Depot and Washingelom Street hosts regular services with Bible readings at 6:30 and 7:00 PM. Morning sermon topic is Man’s Relationship, evening message The Radio That Saves. Ford Edits serves as minister and invites public attendance.
Morning subject The Royalty of Man at Piet Peeebyperian Church Washington Avenue and Sixth Street. Evening subject Christ's Attitude Toward the Rich and the Poor. Sunday 8:45 a.m. service led by W. L. Brenholts. 6:20 p.m. service with Mrs. B. W. R. Hanna. Prayer meeting Thursday 7:34 p.m. Rev W Seemann LD D minister.
In Union County Oregon Justice Court J W White sues William Dye for 164.15 with interest after a March 9 1909 first publication requiring Dye to appear and answer by deadline, else judgment will be entered.
The Walla Walla Irrigation Company has executed a mortgage bond of 86000 with the Walla Walla Trust Company. The funds will fund extensions and betterments. The irrigated land lies partly in the area served by the company.
The Rinehart family, among the region's largest clans, announces a reunion in Freewater. The event gathers relatives from across the northwest to celebrate heritage and connections within the extended family.
Hacke provided full service for funerals and private parties with baggage transfer. Available day and night including Sundays with a street stand at Paul’s Cigar Store. Contact numbers are Red 241 for day and Main 26 for night.
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