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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1905
Page
2
A clipped adage urges readers not to dwell on illness. It promotes seeking relief from Electrics, claiming quick help and relief from symptoms like sickness, chills, and fatigue, with bold assurances of steady benefit.
Stamp photos are offered at Taylor Studio for two cents each chosen image. The deal highlights a low per photo price and simple selection process. Availability and details depend on studio catalog and customer choices.
April 3 1902 Whitney Texas man writes that Herbine is the best medicine for constipation and liver trouble. He recommends the remedy and says it lives up to its claims and plans to buy more from Nowlin Drug Co.
Notice to leave orders at La Grande Marble Work for septic sewers and sewer pipe. Address listed as 5 7.
Classified ad rates listed per line for display and local reading notices. Includes resolutions of condolence cards of thanks and other small notice types priced per line with furnished rates upon application.
The piece notes Washington now claims 847000 people while 1860 census figures show Washington 11594 and Oregon 52465. By 1900 Oregon reaches 413586 and Washington 618108, with Oregon having 56850 more square miles and similar climate and soil, prompting questions why Washington outgrows Oregon.
Signatures flood petitions across the state aiming to refer the general appropriation to a direct vote. Opponents cite anti normal school sentiment seeking abolition or consolidation. If voters decide, they might abolish or remake the system, though consequences for state interests remain debated.
Evidence grows that John W Gates should not shoulder all losses from the May wheat deal failure. Bankers Bigelow of Milwaukee contributed 1.5 million dollars who helped calm some creditors. The Coe Commission Company collapse cost victims about 600 thousand dollars, with others unseen in print likely suffering larger shares relative to their means.
The essay compares Russia’s urge to defeat stronger nations to a boy who cannot whip a smaller rival yet makes faces at his sister. It notes Russia has not yet beaten Japan and that its bluster toward Turkey should stop if it cannot advance further. Cautionary reference recalls a prior failed attempt by another nation.
A reflective passage praises advertisers who build steady business by honest planning and long term faith. It lauds those who maintain trade papers, persevere through shocks, and keep commerce successful through consistent effort and belief in the future.
Advert shows Jersey Cream Plour as the preferred flour for making white bread. It emphasizes superior texture and color, appealing to home bakers seeking reliable results.
Washington April 27 the leaders of two outlaws who murdered four Scout teachers near Vega in Sun 1604 have confessed. Government will urge the extreme penalty.
A garbled text fragment references digestion issues and medicines. It mentions possible treatments or remedies and a treated condition, with unclear names and context. The passage lacks coherent details but centers on health care and personal care actions.
Visitors line up to view stamp photos amid display boards. Organizers say the event showcases rare issues and local collectors gather to compare values and techniques.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate Ballard Horehound Syrup making a reappearance amid local trade chatter. Mentions of a company named Drag, Co and a teaser about a seven year period are present but details are unclear.
Fragmentary notice describes a patent remedy named Ballard's Snow Liniment promoted in Pana Illinois. It mentions its use for burns and pain relief and includes a price of 1.00 per bottle by a drag company.
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