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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1905
Page
6
The La Grande Hospital offers complete care with modern operating room and comfortable wards. It is un denominational and free for all to enter. Patients cared for by trained nurses. Mention of Mrs Minnie Goonuam.
Two dozen white or brown Inghorn pullets wanted not pure blooded but nearly so. Address and latest price W. H. Banes Starkey Oregon. Housekeeping rooms new and well furnished Edmund Robinson house. Phone Red 1312.
Listings for lodge groups in La Grange including E A G L E S Arie 269 F C E and Star Encampment 881 O O F meeting schedules at K P Beesene hall Felice hall and I O F hall with officers and visiting dignitaries noted. Also Woodmen of the World 2d and 4th Wednesdays at the Gath hall and local lodge contacts.
Washington reports Fulton of Oregon gains a key Senate post after two years on the Claims Committee. The commerce committee vacancy looms with Foster and Guarles in the running, likely pitting Fulton against Ankeny with Fulton favored.
Albert J. Hodges of Starkey presents an 1850s era musketoon from the Rogue River War to the editors. He recalls close fights, says the rifle kept him alive, and claims it helped end fourteen Indian braves. Hodges, over seventy, would reuse the gun if state service called, to defend the flag.
The American Druggist reports the Japanese Army treats wounded without drugs and emphasizes absolute cleanliness. It notes tuberculosis care without medicines and predicts disruption for druggists, while acknowledging resistance from traditionalists and mentioning osteopathy.
Annapolis reports the Marine court martial proceeding resumes with testimony that Branch was nagged by the defendant. Surgeons’ autopsy findings favor the defense, indicating death from internal organic brain embolism rather than foul play.
The element tellurium was first identified in 1872 by Mueller von Reichstein from a gold ore sample in Austria. Tellurium is found free but often occurs with gold, silver, lead and bismuth, with Boulder Colorado noted for native tellurium. Major telluride minerals include sylvanite colavarite and kronnerita.
Charles Cunningham sold his 20 000 acres of land and 20 000 head of sheep to a syndicate formed by J. M. Burgess Antelope J. M. Keany Shaniko R. A. Kelsey Ontario and Mrs Dan J Malarky Portland. The venture is named Cunningham Sheep and Land Company.
Public notice under the Timber Land Act dated June 4 announces a filing in Oregon Neva Washington Territory. It lists claimants Mary Brown and others with witnesses Cerigro J nda Jane Ferret Moettia and specifies notice details and dates.
The passage portrays Love as a powerful archer whose arrows pierce the heart, yet Death stands ready to claim the wounded. It questions why suffering persists and references a woman seeking happiness, only to endure torment, while imploring Dr. Pierce's remedies as a cure for female weakness and illness.
In compliance with the provisions of a public land timber notice the state of California Minnesota and local authorities announce a land release proceeding. Witnesses named include Gertrude J Fri trainer Minn John of Teuburn Hoan s Mint Marta 8 Rane and others. The notice is dated January 100.
The document appears to announce a court or official action regarding estate matters and a related public sale. It references locations such as Ia Grande and Kaitaia with names and dates obscured by garbled text. The exact parties and deadlines are unclear due to transcription errors.
The Ouseman reports a rise in orders for engraved visiting cards after two weeks of advertising. The extra work should yield a large number of samples before final ordering.
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