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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1910
Page
4
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A Union County native, Dr. W. T. Phy, built and runs the Hot Lake Sanatorium, achieving national renown. The piece lauds his leadership, system, and sacrifice, showing how a local boy rose to head a major medical institution while aiding patients regardless of their means.
The obituary notes John C. Young died suddenly and reflects on his strong public life in Oregon. A respected political figure, he closely allied with U.S. Senator Bourne and directed campaigns, earning admiration for integrity and leadership. The Observer offers sympathy to his family.
The new creamery formerly using a conflicting name adopts The Gold Leaf as its official title. State officials have approved the change and the creamery will begin operation under the approved name.
May 31 sale in Victoria itemizes government holdings in the new city of Stewart. The auction proceeded with bidders vying for lots as part of the development project.
Washington May 31 Supreme Court reconvened after a recess from May 16 for a brief final season preliminary to the summer vacation.
Buffalo May 1 the American Association of Museums opened its annual three day convention with museum directors from across the United States in attendance.
A large party of American delegates to the World's Missionary conference in Edinburgh sailed from New York today aboard the Red Star steamship Kroonland. The cabin accommodations were chartered for the group.
Headquarters opened at the Marlborough Blenheim in Atlantic City New Jersey for the spring meeting of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers. The gathering began today and will run through Friday with sessions and technical programs.
The Olympia sails today inaugurating regular Seattle to Nome Alaska service. The Northwestern will begin its sailings on Thursday. The Victoria had opened the Nome season but Olympia replaces it due to its superior condition.
Dr. Francis E. Clark and William Shaw, leaders of the United Society of Christian Endeavor, return from a world tour to speak at the Maine State Christian Endeavor Society convention in Lewiston. Shaw speaks tomorrow on the world convention in India, and Clark discusses "The 1910 Campaign" Thursday. Today's session featured a reception and welcome addresses.
A daughter was born in the city on May 71 1910 to Mr and Mrs Sam Clay. The infant is described as a 7 percent something at birth.
The W C T U will hold its Mothers meeting at Mrs. Fred Geibel’s home next Thursday afternoon. The program includes readings on Mothers and Home Making and Family Life, a paper on The Mother’s Part in Home Making, and a discussion on motherhood led by members. Members will also read What a Mother’s Club Can Do and Study of Motherhood.
A contest affidavit by George F. Hagey challenges Hugo A. Beck on homestead entry 02446 in Oregon. The notice, dated May 9 1920, states Beck has not lived on or maintained the land in six months and that personal service cannot be effected, ordering publication.
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