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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1909
Page
4
The La Grande Evening Observer announces daily and weekly subscription prices for short and long terms. Rates include daily single copies five cents, monthly 66 cents, six months 2.60, yearly 9.50, weekly six months 50 cents, or yearly 1.00. The notice also covers policy on signed articles and advertising rates.
North Yakima reports the sudden death of State Senator Sam J. Cameron at his residence in November. The veteran lawmaker had been confined at home due to illness from the grippe and heart disease is listed as the direct cause. He is survived by his wife two daughters and one son.
New York commission men completed the apple crop reports and estimate the U S total at about 22 000 000 bushels compared with 25 450 000 barrels in 1908 The third year of indifferent crops the totals fall short of seasons 1906 1904 and the bumper crop year 1906 still a high water mark in growers and dealers conventions
Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt in Rome receives a cablegram from her husband in Nairobi stating he is in perfect health and denying rumors of illness or inclination to resign. The message aims to reassure rumors circulating about his condition.
J. Ardery, a renowned piano tuner, remains in La Grande. Orders left for him at the Hotel Foley will receive prompt attention.
Crystal Rebekah Lodge No 52 meets Tuesday evening to plan Mrs Cora Hubbard visit as Rebekah Assembly president. Official inspection includes initiation lodge work and a program at the I C O F hall on November 11 1909. All Rebekahs invited.
Ad offers a fine piano for quick sale. Part cash preferred with balance to suit buyer. Call Black 1991 to arrange purchase.
Four room modern cottage for rent furnished. Inquire of Mrs. S. C. Zuber at Corner Spring and Seventh NS-15.
All in a Fog a farce comedy is set to play the Scenic theatre for the first three nights this week starting tonight. New specialties pictures and vaudeville acts will headline with Happy Hooligan as a featured act and the show promises side splitting laughter.
A special term of court opened at Union City to try the hundred under indictment for night riding in Oblon county. The defendants include eight men whose death sentences for the alleged murder of Capt. Quenten Rankin were reversed by the Supreme Court.
Regular army officers will deliver lectures before the National Guard officers of Ohio during the Columbus meeting today and tomorrow.
The joint committee appointed by the General Assembly began an investigation today into charges against the state sanitarium for the Insane at Milledgeville, Georgia, with officials and witnesses expected to testify.
The largest convention of customs appraisers since the start of annual conferences opened in New York today. Delegates from ports nationwide will debate knotty issues raised by the Aldrich Payne tariff law during a week of deliberations.
A national food show and industrial exposition opens in Convention Hall today and runs through November 20. The event showcases products and industry innovations and draws attendees from across the region.
President Taft and Georgia and South Carolina state officials opened the fourth Georgia Carolina Fair in Augusta. Also listed: for rent a six room house inquire at Light Office.
Two hundred acres of the Shoe maker ranch near Cove sold through the Black Real Estate office to Thomas F. Organ of Wenatchee for 6000 dollars. The tract is treeless, has only a good barn, and its price reflects Cove land values in rough condition.
Tonight's meeting will cover key public issues including the Spokane Apple Show exhibit preparations, road construction to the Carson mine, and boosting the publicity fund. Data on road feasibility is reviewed as the club considers taking up the work and improving delivery for subscribers.
Classified item notes no extra charge for distance. LA GRANDE OREGON recuts No 3 telephone number 19616 appears in the readable snippet.
The article urges careful treatment of colds and recommends Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for a quick cure. It touts a world wide reputation for curing the common ailment, relieving the lungs aiding expectoration opening secretions and restoring the body to health, sold by reputable dealers.
Elegant line features Mexican drawn work and rain coats among new waists and kid gloves. The collection blends refined fashion with traditional embroidery.
A Glasgow motel keeper, J. C. Jenkins, praises Chamberlains Colle Chambrain s of Colle ra and Diarrhea Remedy. He reports fifteen years of satisfactory results in his family and has given it to many traveling men with relief. The remedy is advertised as available from reputable dealers.
Architect and engineer R Thornton offers surveying civil and structural work with twenty years’ experience and admits practice in all state and US courts. Office located in La Grande National Bank Building. Cochran & Cochran act as attorneys in the same building in La Grande Oregon.
The undersigned has been appointed administrator of the estate of 8 M Bloom deceased. All claims must be verified and filed with the administrator at her Cove Oregon home or with attorney F S Ivanhoe at La Grande Oregon within six months from this date. Dated La Grande Oregon October 12 1909. HELEN B BLOOM Administratrix.
N. Molitor and M. D. Corner Adams are listed with Adams Depot Street Office Main 68 and Residence Main 69. Bacon & Hall Physicians and Surgeons operate from Building with Phone Main 1%. T. Bacon Residence Main 18 and M. K. Hall Residence Main 52 also listed.
Remedy claims prior and positive relief in every case and is sold by druggists for one dollar. Trial mail package offered for ten cents by Williams Mig Co Prop Cleveland Ohio. A T Hill, Druggist.
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