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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1909
Page
7
The Chicago Tribune urges simple home treatment for ordinary colds with mild laxatives perspiration and exposure control. It warns constant indoors use to avoid worsening illness and notes pneumonia risk if mishandled. Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy is praised as a reliable, famous cure available at all good druggists.
An attorney from Pittsfield Vermont writes that Dr King’s New Life Pills have been used for years as a reliable family medicine. They claim relief for chills constipation biliousness and sick headache.
Park Association members plan a tag day during the May Carnival to raise funds. A crucial meeting is set for next Friday night to finalize plans and ensure the event proceeds if feasible. The La Grande Park promoters vow to pursue fundraising regardless of the outcome.
Notice to members for a meeting at W H Bohnenkamp's residence at 7 30 p m Friday to plan the carnival and tag day. All who wish to join may attend. Mrs Anna Pollack secretary.
La Grande Rep Grant Lincoln will join Union Cove El gin Perry Huntington and Baker City teams to arrange an amateur schedule. No league formation planned but equitable results sought as districts stand are computed. No Sunday games expected this week.
Mass meetings in Canyon City and Prairie City today seek public expressions on extending the Sumpter Valley railroad from Baker City via Austin. Leading citizens back the road and expect the gatherings will influence future actions. Financial pledges remain uncertain, though there is apparent generosity toward the project.
Drawings for a Wallowa county resources float have been approved with minor alterations. The display features stock, grasses, alfalfa and clover as a green backdrop, and the county-wide effort promotes local resources. expenses totaling 400 dollars are guaranteed by the Enterprise Commercial club as the queen contest opens to the entire county.
Dr. L W Gowen of Welser Idaho presents an evening lecture on The Garden of Eden Where at the First Methodist Church. The event blends scientific and religious themes and aims to raise funds to buy Bibles for the Sunday School at La Grande and Island City. General admission 26 cents.
Advert says fifteen young men under 35 are wanted immediately to qualify for Railway Mall clerks with salaries up to 600 yearly. Apply to Mr Merchant at Sommers Hotel in La Grande from Thursday April 22 to 26, four days only.
The Christiansen brothers report a thriving barber shop with steady customer flow. Patrons leave satisfied as the new shop provides good service and promises to maintain quality.
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