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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1906
Page
5
The text urges readers to invest in land now, promising full cost with interest by year six, plus a surplus, and frames land as a fallback during hard times. It appeals to successful professionals and thrifty workers to act while prosperity lasts.
About twenty young friends surprised Irene Murphy at her home at Depot Street and Adams Avenue last evening around 8 50 PM. Irene home from college on the coast is visiting her mother Mrs T N Murphy who resides at Hotel Foley. Guests prepared in secret and surprised Irene as she returned from a gathering. The party featured games prizes refreshments music and dancing with Mrs F Swaney and Mrs Frank Lilly helping plans. Attendees included Irene Aiken Deile Jackson Nellie Murphy Lulu Gulag Olive Crawford Cecile Lilly M M Slattery Minnie Leibricht Leona Wade Mrs Swaney Mrs Lilly Mrs Murphey Measer Albert Edwards Harry Osborne Stanley Carpey Virgil Bolton Aurie Childers Frank Bay Herbert Ormond Arthur Van Fieet.
New York reports Bishop Potter denies living in sybaritic elegance and attacks by Edward Sheppard, counsel for Dr. Crapsey. He says Sheppard’s remarks need no reply and warns he would have his men show Sheppard the door if called.
In Los Angeles on November 27 the city faced a harsh cold spell with widespread shivering and hunger due to an inadequate coal and gas supply. The gas famine was intense across the metropolis.
Representative and Mrs Longworth arrived in Washington and went to the White House on a morning in advance of congressional sessions. The item notes their expected residence and includes stray, garbled text likely from OCR.
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