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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1911
Page
7
A fragmented directory item lists physicians and specialists including surgeons near Adams Ave and Depot, with multiple offices on Madison Avenue. It mentions G M D and Underwood practicing diseases of the spine and children, osteopathy, mechano-therapy and other treatments, with contact numbers and addresses.
A fragmented directory style notice lists several professionals and firms in La Grande Oregon including Cochran and Crawford Robt Eakin Ford Eakin attorneys Chiropractor and other services. It mentions La Grande National Bank and contact details with red and black phone numbers.
Sland City reports first month of school closed October 6 with 19 days taught and 69 percent attendance. Debating societies formed in upper grades with officers Teresa Castle president Gilbert Hunter vice president Lyle Kiddle secretary Nellie Stors treasurer Byron Gibson sergeant at arms. A constitution prepared. first meeting October 20. parents invited to visit. Various fraternal and civic lodge notices follow.
The Sweetest Girl in Paris returns to Steward Opera House Monday October 16 with its original Chicago cast. The musical combines elaborate stage songs and a strong chorus, aiming for a complete production with many vocal hits and solo numbers.
A band of 300 sheep found by J. Hafler and H. Haffer on the Sawteeth of the Big Minam river are at Cove. The owner may identify and pay charges. The animals bear a distinctive O with parallel lines crossing it and are branded H. HAFFER, Cove.
The Daniel Gray Fishing Club of White Plains and Mount Kisco Gun Club, Westchester, assisted the aqueduct commission after draining a Lake Kensico pond to build a larger dam. Under wardens, they captured valued fish including eight to ten pound black bass and nearly as heavy pickerel, releasing them into nearby streams and ponds. Lesser fish were left to die. three pickerel died in transit. Vehicles prepared, one day of work, photos show the operation.
O. B. and Hope Chapter No 18 C E C holds stated communications on the second and fourth Wednesdays each month Visiting members cordially invited W M Carrier Hunter Mary A Warnick Sec
A fragmentary notice mentions a device or product labeled Ane a Phone Black 1481 linked to NOG-Lerabe Corsetiore. Details are sparse but imply a registry or listing from a catalog or company. Further readable text is required for fuller context.
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