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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1910
Page
5
San Francisco visitor L W Day promotes wholesale hair goods at W W Berry Millinery for six days ending Saturday. Silverthorn’s Drug Store lines up school supplies and tablets. Mrs Day to lead ag classes. Music Studio opens for registrations. Fishermen plan trips, and locals head to Foley hotel for shoe and contractor news.
Gray switches a specialty Cherry Higosoims at Seldere. Second hand school books bought for cash at Silverthorn's family register. Hotel file cards trespassing cards and rental notices printed in red and black. For sale cheap at The Observer office.
Mrs W Mack and her son of Elgin visit Foley today. former city residents. N J Mansager, high school principal, expected home tomorrow from Katherine creek fishing trip. Mr and Mrs Fred Ames of Newberg arrive tomorrow to meet Mr and Mrs H S Masbee. Mr and Mrs Nate Zweiffel returned home from the coast after visiting friends.
Ni A. Anderson of Imbler Paul Hayes of Union and J T Bercher of Enterprise are registered at the Savoy hotel today.
E B Mortis of Wipnhester Artan company and Bett Rogers of Elgin travel to Port Yahe after a night out. Mrs C B Silverthorn and family return from Portland. Miss Silverthorn recovering health. Mrs Adcock and Mrs Palmer open a hair parlor. Judd Geer reports Cove building boom with a 70 by 100 warehouse and 50 by 100 cold storage. St Peters guild meets at rectory. Fehrenbacher brings fall millinery selection to La Grande.
There will be no prayer meeting at the Methodist church this week due to a lecture at the Baptist church by Mr. Fanning.
Dr Mendelsohn with twenty years’ experience fitting glasses boasts of professional equipment and scientific approach. He claims to have served nearly 2100 people including 190 children in Union and Wallowa counties, endorsed by Pacific Coast oculists and La Grande physicians. The message emphasizes integrity, craftsmanship, and low prices.
Dr. Wm. P. Mendelssoan provides same day lens replacement at 1105 Adams Avenue Foley Hotel Building. Office hours 8:80 to 12,1105 p.m. Evenings by appointment. Prices described as reasonable.
A tense dialogue sequence features lines about bill collectors, risk, and deception. Characters exchange quips on weariness, tradeoffs, and courage, revealing subtle tensions and social pecking orders. The snippets hint at larger narratives of secrecy and danger.
The article argues Don Jaime, the Carlist claimant in Spain, cannot restore the monarchy as seven decades of failed revolutions show. It notes Spain’s shifting politics with Cardinal Merry del Val, General Weyler, King Alfonso XIII, and rising modernist and labor movements shaping a new order across Europe.
A profile of Connie Mack portrays him as reserved yet influential in guiding the Philadelphia Americans. The article notes his quiet, steady management style, distinctive pregame routine, and enduring patience as he leads a talented youth-laden team toward a pennant. It contrasts Mack with Cornelius McGillicuddy, praising his sharp mind and trades such as Rath for a minor-league move.
The readable fragment hints at a disputed stance or plan involving a “trankie” and a resident role, with mentions of rokatamice and pitwell. It suggests political or social tension as reactionities of all sides rally amid a fragile Fed-led context, but specifics and names are missing.
The poem from the Yonkers Statesman humorously lists garments from a dress with train to a bathing suit and a riding outfit and then jokes about abundance and restraint as the reader counts items. It ends with a light meditation on numbers.
De Luryha the Healer announces a health course for La Grande readers starting Monday September 5 at a reduced fee of ten dollars for the first ten pupils. The healer offers self and others cures for stomach liver and kidney troubles and chronic nerve disorders with office at 1423 Adams Avenue and hours from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.
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