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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1909
Page
4
La Grande Evening Observer lists subscription prices and advertising rates. The notice requests signed articles and warns editor discretion with unsigned pieces. It notes postal registration and classified line pricing for local notices and condolences.
The article urges a citywide shift of spending to local institutions to strengthen the community. It argues that patronizing home businesses would create jobs, boost clerical employment, and keep wealth locally, calling for a organized campaign by the La Grande Commercial Club to raise funds and loyalty. It notes the city’s hardship and honors the club’s past efforts while urging membership and active support.
The piece notes rising interest in state races as hopefuls test public response and seek openings for governor secretary of state and Congress seats. It suggests Portland’s upcoming city election will influence state political dynamics and reveal which figures will enter the race.
An old remedy claimed to relieve a cold by acting as a laxative. It was marketed as a purgative tonic, promising quick elimination of mucus and congestion through bowel effects.
In the County Court of Union County Oregon the heirs at law Minnie Nebergall Katherine Well er Anna Nebergall Pitcick Kelley and Daniel Kelley are cited to appear May 1 1908 in Le Klide to show cause why the court should not grant an order to sell the Kelley estate described as 5.44 acres in Sec 29 Township 28 South to the section corner between actions 29 39 and 2. The description provides a starting point at a section corner and lists bounds including 70 chains east, 15.46 chains south, and 12.51 chains east ending at the place of beginning. Witness Judge J C Heiney issued April 10 1909. Clerk Wright seals.
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