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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1911
Page
8
Ad promotes full suits crafted to fit with ideal lines and quality, promising satisfaction or a refund if not. It urges readers to order now from Geibel’s with prices starting at eighteen dollars and up.
A vintage advertisement touts ready to order overcoats that fit perfectly and project power. It promises firmness and a flattering cut, with prices from 20 to 35 dollars and fabrics sourced directly for Royal Tailors.
Eva Sterling, billed as the first advance woman for the act Jim the Penman, spends Tuesday in La Grande promoting the October 10 appearance. She chats with Society women, using local clubs to spread word and build fan interest before returning tomorrow.
Prosecutor F B Ivanhoe told Baker county jury of 1910 1911 horse thefts linked to Dalton stock and a Union county wild west show. Key figures include John Spain Henry McGrath Zib Horst Roy Lund Buck and Lund family, with horses traced from Union to La Grande via Walla Walla. defense claims a later sale and payment to Roy Lund for five horses. Jury selected in North Powder La Grande area.
Pendleton on Oct 5 reports workmen digging for a water pipe uncovered a human skeleton near the old Meyers house. There is no sign of foul play and locals doubt a mystery. Meyers bought the land from the state and suspects the bones may be those of an early Indian buried long ago.
The note claims more people open accounts with the bank daily. It attributes growth to conservative methods, courteous customer service, and increasing financial strength, presenting the bank as the trusted route to wealth through deposits.
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