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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1911
Page
6
A promotional note outlines a program by La Greed Based to generate public interest. The event, led by an unnamed organizer, is planned for Fir and Adams avenues with performances and community outreach elements.
Fragmentary text references decades of work, uncertain topics, and scattered phrases about Bastnotes, bootstraps, and community concerns. It mentions efforts, recovery, and questioning what people are willing to try, with unclear names and places.
City leaders and hotel officials deny a coming shortage of accommodations for visitors at the Summit Commercial event. P S Seay states reservations are being arranged. 2,008 private rooms, camping grounds, and Pullman cars will handle crowds. Reservations arranged at accommodation headquarters.
The Needlecraft club forms a contest for members under 14 with a December 11 deadline. First prize a silver thimble, second prize a fancy apron. Participants include Eunice Alden Flossie Burnett Vada Briggs Priscilla Alden Edna Burnett Eva Brigge and Ruby Briggs. Local visits and social events noted.
The case stems from a two year old incident near Copperfield where Page Hawley and others allegedly assaulted Dre. McDaniel and Ed Hawley. After a violent taking and a critical skull injury, doctors wired the jaw and removed skull fragments. Barns and Spratt were indicted for attempted murder, while Page Hawley vanished from the state. The jury later awarded Dr. McDaniel $2090.
Opportunity knocks in our city as The Boss of Bar Z Ranch opens at Steward’s Opera House tonight. The new western comedy offers clean humor and a pretty love story, praised for broad appeal. Prices range 10 20 and 30 cents with reserved seating at Van Bur en’s news stand. Tonight only, tickets go fast.
A fragment from the Washington Star quotes a philosopher about riches and a remark by Palmer Corpresses on men restraining wealth for personal use. The snippet conveys a debate on wealth and its control.
A fragmented dialogue quotes a Toledo humor piece about nature and a hypothetical Osh cackling over every egg, illustrating a playful, chaotic exchange without a clear news event. The lines suggest satire on speech and voice in nature.
A brief, humorous quip from the St Louis Globe Democrat about money and marriage. The line contrasts men being pressed for funds with a joke about how women obtain money, implying domestic banter in a light tone.
York and York Medicine Co announces relocation to Walla Walla offering traditional Chinese roots and herbs as remedies. The ad claims centuries of knowledge and relief for ailments unhelped by local doctors. They offer epanects Matiky and tree Deguecia to non-city residents.
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