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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1905
Page
6
The Osteopathic colleges open the fall term with rising student numbers and strong attendance. Graduates from the three year programs are expected to boost the science nationwide, with extensive study in anatomy and physiology valued over a standard medical degree.
Wm Miller, president of the Commercial Club, lists medals awarded to Union County items and people. The tally reaches nine gold and silver medals, seven bronzes, and six honorable mentions, including entries for grasses, fiber, elk head, mountain sheep, cinnamon bear, and local firms like Grande Ronde Lumber.
The bounty program in Washington has operated for six months. It reports payments for 100 coyotes 4 lynx 206 wildcats and 13 cougars received by the state under the program.
Advertises imported tooth brushes with bleached bristles stamped with company name Nowlin Drag Co. Replacement guarantee offered for any defective brushes.
Nebraska grocery consolidates service with a delivery wagon and plans rapid delivery. An employment notice seeks a middle aged housekeeper for a small Indian family at Mrs I Dykura Rhue Mountain House. A rental ad lists rooms for rent at 1910 Second Steel.
A missive from Chiamoro Missouri details a farewell for the Waf Tate family and friends. It notes a Halloween theme, with a church service at the M E Church and a return to the home of the deceased. Local officials and community members are named as visiting or attending events and church services, including Lady Maccabes leaders from Oregon and Washington and regional Salvation Army personnel. Various residents, hotel registers, and service plans are listed with brief mentions of travel, church services, and social gatherings for the day.
A Portland Oregonian report notes a would be buyer from the East who sent Walter Lyons, editor of Independence Enterprise, to acquire local papers in Eastern Oregon. Lyons reportedly offered prices higher than local publishers would accept, but no deals were completed to date.
Creditors of Carson Consolidated Hydraulic Mining Company attached the Woodley mine on the Grande Ronde river after unpaid bills totaling about 86000 including a 2000 labor account. Superintendent R Bimndorf, a creditor, placed the account with an attorney for collection and hoped for a swift settlement despite past expenditures of 60000 on the mine.
People seeking souvenir china plates showing the noes fruits at the Lewis and Clark fair can obtain them at the office of Wm Miller. The plates cost 26 cents and are praised for their value beyond mere memory.
An advertisement offers meals and service at The Model Restaurant run by J. A. Arbuckle with appeals for re reserving a table for Cravanettes. It mentions a moderate check and weekly pricing, plus references to Al Andrews and various menu items and service notes.
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