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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1905
Page
5
Partial sale list of unimproved lots in Chaplin's Addition to La Grande Oregon. Various lots across blocks 4 10 13 47 60 65 67 68 75 76 77 78 83 98 104 120 121 139 154 151 1 4 9 shown with water rights and single or multiple lot options. Many blocks include multiple lots for sale.
A clipped fragment notes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea marketed as positive remedy with Dag Cleans and references to a 2 conte dosage. The text hints at a broader medical claim and product packaging but is incomplete.
The state WCTU announces four national conferences led by Mrs Lillian M Stevens and Miss Anna Gordon to be hosted in La Grande under Lucia Faxon Addition. A May 27 educational institute and May 28 Sunday meetings will draw visitors from Eastern Oregon and neighboring Idaho and Washington.
A general order issued to the imperial guards and troops forbids reading revolutionary literature. The decree is spreading through Russia as the ministry of finance allocates thirty five million dollars for new railroad construction this year.
Miss Nanny Carnegie youngest daughter of Mrs Thomas Carnegie and niece of Andrew Carnegie, married a year ago to her mother's coachman James Hever. The couple have just returned from abroad with a baby daughter.
A leaked report states 400000 Japanese troops at Mikden and that replacements are being drawn from home battalions. Lieutenant Komaiyashi, a spy, estimates Makden losses above 100000.
Tokio reports the navy added a destroyer named Kiji to its fleet with a launch at Kure. The item notes the ceremony and emphasizes the ship's readiness despite earlier wartime shortages mentioned in the dispatch.
A small replica of Spokane will be shown in the Spokane chamber of commerce sponsored exhibit at the Lewis and Clark Exposition. The miniature city includes a real water stream and will be displayed in the Washington State building balcony.
Rome, April 1. King Victor Emmanuel received Pierport Morgan in private audience and thanked him for returning the cope stolen from the Ascoli cathedral. The note highlights Morgan's generous act and the royal gratitude.
The Sunday School Journal lists United States expenditures in various sectors, highlighting foreign missions at 7.8 million and millinery at 80 million, with large sums shown for confectionery, church work at home, jewelry, tobacco, liquor, and more. The piece blends moral commentary with figures, noting how spending reflects societal priorities.
Fragmentary notes describe a personal account by J H Simmons of Pata Thiok regarding a terrible cough. The writer claims a certain remedy cured him and relieves throat pain and grip, with reference to Newlin Deo Go and related products. The text is garbled but centers on a claimed medical cure.
A reader letter praises Ballard's Snow Liniment as a superior burn remedy. The writer, a doctor, urges farmers and families to keep it on hand for rapid relief from bruises and accidental injuries.
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