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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1906
Page
8
A vintage ad promotes the Oliver Typewriter claiming simplicity with only twenty eight keys for thirty four characters, smooth operation, low vibration, rapid cleaning, durable construction, direct key lever linkage, and interchangeable parts. It touts visible writing, horizontal and vertical lines, wide compatibility from postage stamps to insurance policies, and automatic line spacing.
A flurry of visitors and travelers arrive or depart La Grande. Dentists, attorneys, and businesspeople from Baker City Pendleton Elgin Hilgard and Wallowa discuss meetings sports and local events. Notables include Dr. Moore Mrs. Housch and A. Palmer with paths through Union Pacific ties.
This card expresses gratitude to friends for expressions of sympathy and assistance offered to S. Mpatsy and family during their recent bereavement. The writers, WS. Loshhart and daughters, acknowledge the many kindnesses and say they will be remembered.
Secretary Fred Swaney received a $3000 draft from the head office for Mrs. D. Groves, a policy on her husband who was killed on the Rock Creek lumber road near Perry. Also notes births for Blokland at Near Island City and Swart in the city a newborn daughter weighing twelve pounds.
A damaged fragment notes that some restaurants claim to serve hot dishes but do not actually present hot food as expected. The text suggests skepticism toward supposed hot meals.
A playful ad sketch claims a refrigerator and food can cure dyspepsia and lengthen life while a restaurant promises to uplift souls with a square meal and faith. The tailless jingle suggests frequent visits improve happiness and moral tone.
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