La Grande School of Music Promotes Wide Range of Instruments
La Grande School of Music directed by Prof. and Mrs. E Porter Day invites pupils of all ages to a flexible course from 6 a m to 9 p m with no age limit. The program includes piano guitar mandolin bass viol and violin taught by Mrs Day and Prof Day who has trained students from Chicago to Boston and New York.
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la Grande School of Music
E. Porter Day
Eping Ie Publi
School of Music
Day
la Grande
Victor
Ralston Building
Ospot Street
Adams Avenue
At. Hueat
Hurlit
Panor Steinway
Knobs
Everett
Hardman
A. B. Chat
Emerson, Packard
Fischer, Ludwig, Vous & Lone Conover
Harington
Smith & Barnes
Chble
Sterling
Huntington
Hamilton
Mendelsohn
Welingen
Kingsbury
Huelat
Angels
Knabe Angelut
Eacroos
Packard
Eatey
Chicago
Vicor
Victor Talking Machine
J B Hulse a Portrait Photographer of Note
J B Hulse markets himself as premier portrait photographer with decades of experience in California Oregon and Idaho. He operates galleries in La Grande and Union and aims to provide speaking likenesses of absent friends with broad offerings and moderate prices.
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J. B. Hulse
California
Wdas Wall
Oregon
Hulse
la Grande
Union
Idaho
Hailey
Blokland Bros Build Farm Empire in Grande Ronde Valley
In 1864 John Blokland settled in the Grande Ronde Valley and today his sons Andrew and Garrett Bickland run 800 acres of crops and alfalfa with 1940 acres of timber and pasture six miles from La Grande. They breed Poland China and Berkshire hogs with about thirty brood sows and sold 500 hogs last winter. They also raise Amden geese Rouin ducks and Plymouth Rock chickens and run a small orchard. They employ ten to twelve men in summer and two in winter.
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John Blokland
Grande Ronde Valley
Andrew
Garrett Bickland
la Grande
Blokland Bros
Poland
China
Berkshire
Henry Carr House Furnishers and Embalming Services
Henry and Carr, La Grande’s leading house furnishers, offer a vast stock from bedroom suites to carpets and stoves with cash or small weekly payments. They also run two funeral cars, a 200-seat chapel, and complete embalming, coffin, and shipment services, led by Judge J. G. Henry since 1890.
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la Grande
Henry & Carr
J. G. Henry
Commissioner's Court
Union County
J. J Carr
G W Rockman Raises Grande Ronde Valley Farm and Family
G W Rockman, a 600 acre Grand Ronde Valley farmer since 1873, reports large crops of wheat oats and potatoes. He operates a steam plow capable of forty acres daily and uses a large header to cut thirty acres daily. His 63 by 80 foot barn holds 150 tons of hay and a 3 000 gallon cedar water tank serves the house.
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Rockman
Grand Ronde Valley
Buckman
Grande Ronde Valley
Krieger Brick Plant Promotes Local Building Materials
Geo Krieger manufactures common and stock bricks for fronts and facings and offers re pressed brick. For 1906 output exceeds two million bricks with steady orders including Hot Lake Sanatorium Baptist Church and La Grande National Bank. The yard sits beside the U R N line with load ready kilns, 26 to 30 workers, and an eighteen year history. Prices quoted on request.
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Hot Lake
Geo. Palmer Lumber Go
Baptist Church
la Grande National Bank
Kneger
Grande Ronde Valley edition issues 7000 copies
The edition exceeds prior reviews as the most comprehensive look at the Grande Ronde Valley resources and advantages, with over seven thousand copies circulated.
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Grande Ronde Valley
Imbler Real Estate Offer Promises Growth and Low Prices
Imbler real estate agent L. M. Jensen promotes town lots priced 20 to 160 dollars cash or on time. Imbler, on the Elgin La Grande railroad line, 15 miles from La Grande, population about 300, with milling plant, stores, hotel, blacksmith, planing mill, and lumber company employing many workers. Jensen highlights growth and low prices, noting his long local residency and favorable reputation.
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Imbler
Jenkin
Abe
Elgin- la Grande
la Grande
Union County
Imbler Milling Cos
Summerville Lumber Co
Jensen
Valvy
Local La Grande Weekly Chronicle Overview
The Weekly Chronicle of La Grande presents a vivid slice of local life with up-to-the-minute community news, events, and public notices reflecting the town’s daily pulse and neighborhood concerns.
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Chronicle
la Grande
Watts Drug Co A Thoroughly Modern Store on Adams and Depot
The Watts Grug Company advertises a fully stocked drug store at Adams Avenue and Depot Street with two registered pharmacists. They claim exact filling of prescriptions, wide selection of toilet articles, surgical supplies, school books, and stationery, with a note on the proprietor Mr Watts from Portland Oregon and 16 years’ prior experience in the trade.
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Adams Avenue
Depot Street
Aled At
Sandard
Watts Drug.Co
Watts
Portland
Ore
Osteopathy Gains Ground as a Recognized Treatment
Dr Fr. E Moore and wife Dr H C P Moore lead in La Grande as osteopathy grows nationwide. The American Osteopathic Association counts over 1200 members and endorses natural, rule based treatment. The Moores practice from Summers block rooms 7 and 7 above Watts Drug Store, drawing patients from far.
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Fr. E. Moore
la Grande
American Osteopathic Association
United States
Moore
Atlas Club
American School of Osteopathy
Chicago School of Anatomy and Physiology
H.C. P. Moore
M. Ds
F. Fr. Moore
Oregon Osteopathic Association
Missouri Onteopathic Association
American Oeteopathic Association
Miatour
la Crande
Watts Drug Store
Ash Brothers Clothiers Offer Ready to Wear and More
Ash Brothers, prominent La Grande clothing house, promotes ready to wear as affordable, with 25 to 40 percent savings versus merchant-tailor prices. They showcase hats, neckwear, shoes by W L Douglas and Top Round, trunks and bags, plus new men’s wear arrivals, inviting readers to visit Depot Street store.
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Ash Brothers
Friend Bros
Milwaukee
la Grande
W. L. Douglas
Aoh Brothers
San Francisco
Depot Street
Adams Avenue
Pioneer resident D A McAlister noted for horses and land
D A McAlister, an early settler since September 13, 1862, owns two quarter sections and breeds standard bred trotting horses. He imports top horses and notes Oregon leads in good horses per population. He served in the state senate in 1899 and 1895 and in the house in 1898, 1909 and 1901, with strong faith in the Grande Ronde Valley's bright future.
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McAlister
Oregon
State Senate
House
Grande Ronde Valley
C F Coolidge Paints Wall Paper and Supplies
C F Coolidge offers paints, wall paper, picture framing wholesale paper and bags in La Grande. Services include interior and exterior painting, paper hanging, calumining, and orders fulfilled promptly. Stock features Phoenix paints, lead oils, dry colors, and custom frames with mouldings.
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Collide
Coolltre
la Grande
Hrocoenieod Oo
Phoenix
Grande Ronde Valley Rivers Nourish Year Round Waterways
The Grande Ronde river flows across the valley from west to east then north, with Catherine creek joining from the south, Mit creek from the south, and Willow creek from the northwest, plus many tributaries. The system provides ample water for the year round abundance in the Grande Ronde Valley, Oregon.
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Grande Ronde
Grande Ronde Valley
Oregon
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