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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1909
Page
6
The notice lists schedules for O. R. N. lines West Bound and East Bound, including No. 7 arriving at 9:25 am, No. 8 at 8:05 pm, and No. 6 at 5:35 am. It notes mail and express constraints and specific local departures, with line numbers 2nd train, Joseph Line No. 22 leaving at 9:46 and No. 31 arriving at 2:15.
Notice that funds exist to pay all outstanding city warrants on La Grande Oregon General Fund up to No 7240 endorsed April 24 08 with interest ceagos from No 7180 to No 7240 inclusive dated November 19 1909
The article argues Baker City is strongest in Eastern Oregon but not undisputed champion. It discusses Hill Military at Baker City, Washington High and Oregon teams, and the unclear state title amid mixed results and biased scoring. It notes La Grande’s stronger performances and the overall confusion in declaring a clear Eastern Oregon champion.
Notice announces sale of 800000 dollar first mortgage bonds of Portland Cement Company Portland Oregon at par plus accrued interest. Subscriptions via Security Savings Trust Company or several Portland area banks and La Grande National Bank. Lists officers and stockholders including Amman Moor and J C Atsworth, and states prospectus available from Portland Cement Co 667-609 Lumbermens Building Portland Oregon.
Notices hereby given that sealed bids will be received at the City Recorder’s office until 4 p.m. on December 1, 1909 for grading graveling and filling Sixth Street from Washington Avenue to I Avenue. Bids must include a 10 percent certified check. The city reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
The passage advocates using Chamberlains Cough Remedy for colds. It claims the medicine relieves lungs aids expectoration clears secretions and restores health and notes worldwide reputation and availability from all good dealers.
The fragment presents a poetic line attributed to Shakernaare. It hints at a worldview where passion drives existence, suggesting a raw embrace of chaos as a defining force in life. No additional context or events are provided.
The article touts a single index that accurately locates every land transaction in Union County. It claims the index and associated records at the courthouse provide rapid access to title taxes judgments and decrees all under one roof with J. R. Oliver offering the sole competent abstracts in Union County.
Fragmentary notes show Bussey involved in a service line with gear and night hours. Mentions funerals and private parties, baggage transfers at Day and Stand at Paul's Cigar. Scores listed as Phene-Red and Phene-Main 26 EK L Bussey.
A brisk display at Van Duyn Co features new waist patterns handkerchiefs and decorative articles including Goldleys and other this season’s Mexican drawn work. The collection showcases an elegant line appealing to shoppers seeking stylish accessories.
William McBeth as executor of Duncan McBeth deceased has filed a final account in Union county Oregon. Judge J C Henry sets Thursday November 18 1909 at 10 a.m. at the La Grande courthouse for hearing objections and settlement. R H Lloyd attorney.
A dampened flannel bound with Chamberlain's Ointment provides superior relief for lame backs chest pains and side pains. Also promoted is Tunns Iament for rheumatic pain with claims of relief. Sold by all.
A notice invites bids on a Hardman Parlor Grande and a straight grade plane offered at a very low price with easy payment terms. The item is shipped to Eastern Oregon and is open for consideration by the public.
Notice urges patrons to ensure proper newspaper delivery and warns that improper delivery disrupts service. Emphasizes timely delivery as essential and asks readers to notify the office if issues persist.
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