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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1905
Page
6
John Allen, owner of a leading farm in the Gove area, visited La Grande today. He reports owning no Aneat packs of hounds in the county.
A pamphlet extols osteopathy as the science of curing without drugs. It depicts the human body as a machine and osteopaths as keepers of perfect order, arguing cures occur when misalignments are corrected. critics may mock, but claims of success persist.
Fifteen new cases and two deaths attributed to yellow fever were reported at noon in New Orleans. Officials from the Yellow Fever Bcrippa News Association warned residents to take precautions as the outbreak continues to spread locally.
Public notice of a land claim under the Timber Land Act in La Grande Oregon. The claimant Molitor Gran’ County fate Sue seeks purchase of decane land for agricultural use. Names John Shilling and John T filemon appear as witnesses and adversaries, with final approval by the Register of Land Office in La Grande.
Mr and Mrs Chester Collidge arrived in the city last night and seek lodging, hoping to locate in Walla Walla or Tarner City. The party attended a Republican union in Portland and other locals from Summerville La Grande Sharkey and La Grande are noted visiting or returning home. A local Armory ball is teased with a plan to reveal full value tonight.
County Judge Barrow reached an agreement to obtain a narrow strip of Hardy Garrold’s land for a new road project. The tract, about fifty feet wide, enabled construction of two 98 foot bridges. The sale price totaled $50 for the land acquired.
Yesterday in circuit court the State charged Grant Wilsop with assault on Jane, but the jury returned a not guilty verdict in the case titled State vs Grant Wilsop.
The fragment reports a marriage pairing Trahan Meadioter at Vancouver Washington with details about Mr Charles Ham and Mr Graham linked to railroad employment. A Miss Macalister attended school, and the notice references Mr and Mrs Roy Oliver with a date October 12, 1905.
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