Springs coming look over your photo needs
Nawim Davo Company advertises spring supplies for photos with latest requisites at right price.
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Nawim Davo Company
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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1906
Page
2
Rocky Mountain Tea Promoted as Supreme Cure
An advertisement touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as the supreme curative power for various weaknesses. The claim appears in a trade notice urging readers to avoid ordinary medicine and try the product, priced at 35 cents, with promotion through Dave Co, Seed Oats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Dave Co
Local Notice Fragments From La Grande Oregon Paper
Public posting shows postal note La Grande Oregon with second class matter and Curry Bros Eds and Prof credit. It warns editors discretion on signed articles and requests aligned submissions. Advertising rates and lines read per line with condolences and other brief items mentioned.
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la Grande Oregon
Streets of Our City topic to guide convention discussions
Reports say teachers and pupils will discuss street cleaning and public schools during convention week with the theme The Streets of Our City How Can We Improve Them. Fifty thousand Dean Street Convention badges have been given to city schoolchildren amid talk of no opposition to State Superintendent Ackerman and praise for Attorney General Crawford.
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Dean Street
Murder trial exposes pessimistic literature link to crime
Charles Brunke, a bank clerk, is sentenced to eight years for the murder of sisters Haars aged twenty and twenty two on October 17 last year. The case centered on his claim that pessimistic literature influenced him, while the court noted his sane but unbalanced state and his dramatic confession.
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Charles Brunke
Brunke
Sisters Haars
Kant
Schopenhauer
Spinoza
Nietzsche
Ibsen
Courtesy prompts readers to submit notices for local paper
An exhortation emphasizes courtesy in naming guests and sick relatives in local news. It urges families to inform the newspaper of ailments and to understand reporters are human and not omnipresent.
Railroads shaping regions and trade morale
The piece argues railroads control agricultural districts inland cities and ports through rate manipulation. It claims they can condemn areas to stagnation and uplift others, continually altering the nation’s commercial morale and vigor.
Convention Opens to Tackle Cincinnati Street Cleaning
Cincinnati citizens protest hazy streets after years of neglect. Teachers join the Businessmen's Club in a convention planned to discuss improvements and funding for public streets and highways, with an elaborate program expected to draw many prominent participants.
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Cincinnati
Businessmen's Club
Oregon Seed Potatoes Placed in Idaho and Baker County
The Oregon Produce Company moved fifteen cars of true seed potatoes into the Snake River valley and Southern Idaho last week. The firm concentrates on weed stock with plans to restock the region with superior slipping stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Produce Company
Fniee Valley
Idaho
Baker County
Real estate and furniture offered for quick sale
A furnished two room house with bath cellar and two lots on First Street near Main. Can sell real estate separately from furniture. LaGaanon Investment Co advertises well watered land with good grass adjoining Academy Mentions a rent of $1.00 per month.
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First Street
Main
LaGaanon Invesramwr Co
Academ Mente
Pay Up Notice and Miraculous Recovery Report
A pay up notice warns debtors to settle balances by April 10 or have accounts sent to an attorney for collection. A Woodford Tennessee reader claims Mrs. Mollie Holt, previously near death from lung infection, recovered after using Dr King’s New Discovery.
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Faen Jacoss
Mollie Holt
J.C.R. Hooper
Woodford
Tenn
King
Mawuw Onve Co
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