When my wife makes up her mind says Meekton
A brief dialogue from Washington Star features Mr Meekton noting the futility of arguing with his wife when she decides, and another remark about Henrietta who is especially firm in changing her mind.
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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1910
Page
7
A brief dialogue from Washington Star features Mr Meekton noting the futility of arguing with his wife when she decides, and another remark about Henrietta who is especially firm in changing her mind.
Local markets offer two boxes of sweet cherries for a quarter and plentiful strawberries at various times. Prices listed include veal 4 to 4.5c, mutton 5.5c, sugar per 100 pounds, and vegetables such as onions 2c, spinach 8 for 25c, and tomatoes 11c. Oranges 40c per dozen, lemons 15c, bananas 40c, and various meats, butter, eggs, poultry, and barleys with stated prices for 1909- era commodities.
The quote presents self love as both delicate and vigorous, noting it is wounded by external forces yet remarkably enduring. It frames self regard as a flaw that survives harm and maintains inner strength despite challenges.
Local fraternal groups list weekly gathering times at the I O F hall and Castle Hall. Visiting members invited for I O O F, R C, Knights of Pythias, and Rebekah lodges with officers named for contact and attendance.
The notice announces sale of Chautauqua tickets at Bohnenkamp's store and invites new buyers to secure seats. Those who already hold tickets are urged to call to arrange pickup, with W. R. Jones as Treasurer.
Billy Delaney, longtime manager who helped Jeffries become heavyweight champion, doubts a return. He cites severe sweating spells and internal weakness, saying a five year layoff and lost speed make a comeback unlikely. He recalls managing Jeffries as a tough, headstrong fighter.
Short classifieds notice offering two front rooms for rent with electrical access to a bath. Inquire at the listed location.
Ty Cobb offers to wager he will not be chased by an umpire this year. Ray Demmitt, once with the Highlanders, excels with the St. Louis Americans. Summers of Detroit is a vegetarian pitcher promising vegetable powered energy. Jingny Sheckard’s wing weakens, Beaumont replaces him with the Chicago Nationals. Wheat of Brooklyn hits .404 over 26 games this season, drawing strong applause. La Grande lodge No. 14 W C W meets Tuesdays at the Corpe building. visiting members welcome.
Geo W Zimmerman osteopath physician advertises rooms in the Summer Building and provides contact phones for office and home listings with Dr F E Monec as a point of reference.
A clipped market note notes the Lac Grande market as best except for the Ching Joseph brand. A trail will convince the most skeptical buyer. For Sale by All Dealers.
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