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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1910
Page
7
A nostalgic note extols the General Electric Media Lamp as an immense improvement over carbon incandescent lamps. The piece claims three times as much light, whiter daylight quality, and lower electricity costs, urging readers to try this revolutionary home lighting device.
L R Willard presents The Time the Place and the Girl a musical comedy at Steward Theatre. The plot follows Happy Hicks a honest gambler and his friend Cunningham as they end up quarantined with a nurse and a farmer’s daughter in a sanitarian hospital leading to humorous misadventures and mistaken romance. The show features lively music dancing and colorful characters with a New Weyburn staging.
The Loon Lake Outing club of Spokane and Inland Empire businessmen has purchased 76 acres on Loon Lake for summer home sites golf links and tennis courts with plans for a club house on an optioned 15 acres. Expenditure totals 40 thousand dollars with further outlays as development proceeds. Lots include 50 foot lake frontage and 125 foot depth reserved land for future sports. spring water to each lot.
May Arkwright Hutton of Spokane warns women voters not to rush into office. She says women should gain information before contemplating a commissioner role and would not support a woman commissioner at this time.
Fragmentary notes describe confusion over weather and travel plans. Phrases evoke public discourse and regional slang, mentioning New England New York and the idea of exposing thoughts. The writing hints at communication barriers and social commentary.
Fragmentary dialogue hints at confusion over speaking to others and singing. References include phrases about parroting, asking why not sing, and concern that if one person sings others would be silenced. No clear event or persons identified.
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