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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1908
Page
3
Notice is hereby given that stockholders of Au wella Mining Company will meet at EC Moore's office in La Grande Oregon at 1 p m on Wednesday November 4 2005 to elect a board of directors and address any further business GEO Hendricks president and OL Denburg secretary.
Mrs Charles E Smith of Wen Franklin Me says she and her family use Dr King’s New Life Pills as a reliable laxative that works promptly without side effects. The ad notes sales at Nowlin’s Drug Store.
Patrons are advised to call specific numbers for editorial news and business matters. For editorial or news talk request Main 13 and for business office Main 153. Subscription issues should be directed to the business office via the same central line to be connected to Main 13.
Pendleton high school and Baker City high school will open the season with a January debate, followed by a contest against Ontario. The eastern Oregon debating league includes Sherman county Crook county Hood River The Dalles La Grande Union and Wallowa. Local tryouts determine contestants with several Pendleton students showing promise.
Council passes Ordinance No 396 Series 1908 amending section 6 of Ordinance No 42 1892 to ban ash deposits on wooden vessels floors and near wooden structures. burning trash in streets or alleys allowed only with fire chief permission. to take effect December 1904 and published in La Grande Eyering Observer.
Notice for a November 24 1908 special election in La Grande Union Oregon to approve amendments to the city charter. Polls 9 a m to 5 p m with designated ward polling places judges and clerks listed by ward and city recorder signature.
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