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Newspaper

La Grande Evening Observer

Location

La Grande, Oregon, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1910

Page

6

Permanent Inter-county league schedule set through September

The Inter-county league confirms a permanent season schedule ending September 13 with matches at La Grande Elgin Joseph Enterprise and returns between counties. Two double excursions are planned with Elgin La Grande visiting Wallowa county and Joseph Enterprise visiting Union county. Wallowa Imbler are dropped and four clubs remain.

Enterprise la Grande Elgin Joseph Wallowa County Union County

Tea at Mrs Russell's to Benefit St Peter's Guild

The ladies of St Peter's Guild will serve a substantial tea at the home of Mrs James Russell corner of Main and Third Street on Thursday from five to eight o'clock. Plates 25 cents.

St. Peter's Guild James Russell Main and Third St

Baseball a Lottery Grows From Scouting and Brains

Sir Timothy Murnane says baseball is a lottery where luck matters but clubs with capable scouts and strong presidents reach the front. He criticizes the Giants for not scouring the country for rising players while top owners with big funds build winning teams. Brush and McGraw rely on veterans. He cites John J. Taylor of the Boston Americans as an example of successful talent scouting and money driving results.

Timothy Murnane Murnane Giants New York Brush McGraw Sir Timothy John J. Taylor Boston Americans

Planning to Convert the World Movement Seeks Global Gospel

A new laymen's missionary movement mobilizes Protestant leaders and business figures to evangelize the world within 35 years. It projects a need for 1.5 billion people globally, with one third Christian, demanding about 1.925 billion dollars overall. Dr. Samuel B. Capen chairs its executive committee as Chicago hosts a three day convention to discuss campaigns and strategies.

Boance Campbell White Laymen's Missionary Movement Bach Christ Laymen’s Missionary Movement Samuel B. Capen Boston Boston Chamber of Commerce Chicago

Unethical Peddler Offer Promises Watch or Ring for Referrals

A flyer promotes a questionable sales scheme in Eastern Oregon offering a seventeen jewel Waltham watch in a gold case or a diamond ring for naming three buyers of pianos. It claims to lend legitimacy by denying lotteries, but urges participation to boost sales and save advertising costs.

Oregon

First interdenominational Protestant meeting on global grounds

Noted leaders Isaac Taylor Headland, Rev G P Anderson, Silas H McBee, and Ambassador Bryce gathered as Protestant churches from all denominations met on common ground. The article highlights a historic united propaganda effort for Christianity. A new Electric Photo Studio opens in Foley building offering postal cards and stamp pictures. An advertising bit promotes a throat remedy for hoarseness and nightly coughs.

Isaac Taylor Headlahd Methodist University Peking G P. Anderson West Indies Silas H. McBee Churchman Ambassador Bryce

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Dinary F.d.ha‘sten LA Grande Inv. CO DR. King Rex Silverthorn’s Drug Store Wallowa Imbler Guild Tea Tim Murnane Samuel B. Cape Rinehart Little Piano CO Portland Salt Lake Rinehart Little Piano Company Eastern Oregon Kertzman Sherman Clay Co J. T. Scott Steinway Wellington Ludwig Pianos J. H. P.eare Land Office New Photo Studio
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