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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1909
Page
6
Local fraternal organizations announce regular meetings and visiting member invites. M W A La Grande Camp 7703 and La Grande Aerie 259 and various orders list meeting times, halls, and cords for attendence with officers named for reference.
A Gwynneville Indiana resident testifies to Chamberlain's Cough Medicine curing croup and severe coughs in children. He praises its prompt relief and deem it unmatched by other preparations, urging readers to obtain it from reputable dealers.
Day and night hacks offer transportation for funerals and private parties with Sunday service. Night phone Main 25 provided by E. L. Buss ey.
The article notes an experimental approach to observer want ads and asks whether it was found or successful, framing it as a concise inquiry into their presence and results.
The Prohibition State Convention for Maryland is in session at Heptasophs Hall where a full state ticket will be nominated before closing. A large mass meeting is planned tonight at Heptasophs Hall.
The Wallowa county grand jury indicted Rev. W. T. Buster and Jack Huston, a Pendleton printer, on suspected forest fire setting during a hunting trip after Prohibition, with Huston denying any acts and claiming mistaken identity. Buster leads Sunnyside Methodist Portland in early reports.
Train post office car No 17 will run through to Joseph today and tomorrow with Mail clerk Ballinger in charge and Mays leaving La Grande. A baggage and express car will be added to the branch line train. Mail letters to Wallowa county and intermediate points will be accepted starting tomorrow. Wool buyers activity may halt all sales days per Secretary Smythe. Shaniko may have a sales day but others will likely be abandoned. Echo scouring mill likely to handle no more than 125000 pounds.
Enterprise News Record reports sheep heating season starts June 1 with Martin's and Bandan's plants opening, lambing camps show favorable reports and a good increase in flock size.
Lambda Phi Alpha club and Blue Mountain association team prepare for a Wednesday debate at the Presbyterian church. The question asks if the Indian suffered more than the Negro under white rule with George Kerr Harley Richardson and Wayne Pickler leading the affirmative and George H Currey Jr Harold Grady Roy B Currey on the negative. An admission of one cent will be charged.
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