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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1911
Page
6
J L Southers of Eau Claire Wisconsin reports lasting sleep after taking Foley Kidney Pills. He cites back and kidney pain relief and improved appetite with a generally better condition. Advertisers claim these pills ease kidney and bladder ailments and urge avoiding substitutes.
An unclear fragment promising guidance for boys on football and baseball, hunting and fishing, and various contrivances. The text hints at practical tips and expert advice but provides no concrete names, dates, places, or outcomes.
The 0.W. R. N. opens a new branch from Attalua to North Yakima on Friday March 24. Daily through service runs between Walla Walla and North Yakima with a 9 15 p m departure from Walla Walla and a 5 09 p m arrival at North Yakima. Return leaves North Yakima at 8 45 a m and arrives Walla Walla at 2 30 p m. Motor cars operate between Kennewick and North Yakima Grand View and North Yakima Midvale and Sunnyside with westbound connections on Washington Division No 8 and main line No 5 at Walla Walla and eastbound on No 7 and main line No 18. For details contact WM McMurray General Passenger Agent.
In Union County Oregon the County Court cites Thomas Stephensen George Sims Floyd Sims LeRoy Sima Charles Rice James Rice Chester Rice as unknown heirs to appear May 2 1911 at 10 am in La Grande to show cause why the administratrix should be licensed to sell Lot 1 Block 8 Grandys Addition to pay estate claims. Judge J C Henry presides. Clerk Ed Wright deputy Forrest Ivanhoe attests.
A testimonial touts Foley's Honey and Tar as the best cough medicine. It claims the product cures colds lagrippe and pneumonia safely for adults and children and is narcotic free with rapid action for coughs, croup, whooping cough and measles cough.
The council accepted Warren Construction bids of 2.00 per square yard for Sixth Street bitulithic paving and ordered an ordinance of contract. Main Street from First to Fourth will follow within ten days, with substantial paving expected this year. Washington Avenue seven-block project remains in planning for summer work.
H. E. Pierce and company present The Squaw Man a Western drama of virility and humor at Stew ard April 13 The show promises to be among the season’s most pretentious in La Grande with a complete scenic production identical to that used in Chicago and New York Adwin Milton Boyle crafted a blend of drama and comedy delivering moments of pathos amid rapid laughter.
Commissioners reported the Fourth Street macadam project will cost about 16000 and widen the thoroughfare to 40 feet from the hill end to Fourth Street’s end. Bids expected to be very competitive and the contract may be let this spring. Routine business included a water main petition for Second Street near Hubbard residence and a delay on sidewalk grade decisions pending contract terms.
Woman assures lasting color and brightness if the stomach digests properly while MI-DNA tablets claim instant relief from upset stomachs and strengthen digestion. Patients from Sedalia Missouri and Bristol Tennessee share cures, with a 50 cent price and money back guarantee on indigestion and stomach distress.
A classified notice seeks to trade a good residence on 10th Street near Adams Avenue for lumber. Inquiries directed to 1502 N Avenue or to F. G. Schilke, reference 4-68.
Readable notes show YORK and YORK Chinese Remedy Co located at 210 West Main Street Walla Walla Washington chronic disease topics appear in the fragmentary text with no clear event or date. The item notes a business address and company name without further action or outcome.
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