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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1910
Page
3
The Rinehart Little Piano Company touts high grade pianos direct from top factories backed by long standing manufacturers. They offer lifetime guarantees with proper care and claim rapid sales as they showcase the latest player pianos with attachments.
Work to place macadam on Adams avenue begins this week after finishing excavations from Hemlock to the county road. Contractor John Mars completed the trenching. cement mixing and site preparation delayed progress and crews rush to start actual laying soon.
A man recalls his most serious life mistake being a cure by a stingy patent medicine with a big name. He notes his letter claimed success, but press coverage was scant. His cousin George received a large obituary-like notice for a less dramatic cure.
A dialogue snippet shows a girl learning to sing while others joke about her life expectancy. The exchange hinges on disbelief and speculative comments about longevity and future prospects.
A playful verse praising a person who could easily glide through the air with skill and flair. The speaker compliments the addressee on their natural gift and potential for flightlike grace.
After completing the Beaver Creek water project the American Light and Water company sale lists items for purchase including tents stoves ranges tools rope hammers plows cement equipment butcher shop gear bedding hay ochre and a horse harness.
A witty exchange about authorship features two speakers debating the trouble of writing and the existence of one missing element. The dialogue centers on the so called unwritten law and what remains to be expressed.
County Clerk of Union County Oregon invites sealed bids for 100 cords of 3 foot 8 inch yellow pine or red fir wood to be delivered and piled in the courthouse basement at La Grande Oregon. Bids due by 12 oclock noon June 1 1910. County Court may reject any or all bids. ED Wright Clerk.
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