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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1911
Page
5
Locals note that all bills against Union county must be presented on or before the Fat of each month. If not, accounts will roll to the next month. Also advertised a special Triunfo coffee at City grocery for this week only.
Advertisement for the Automatic Wallace Peerless power sprayer shown in operation at C. M. Riddle's in La Grande. Interested buyers can call Black 8701 for information.
An aged classified style notice urges readers to call Main 4 for quick messaging services and mentions Newlin Drug Company in a short promotional context.
An advertisement offers guaranteed hose profits and part time work with Box 4029 in West Philadelphia. A rural Oregon property for sale features six rooms, a barn, poultry yards, orchard, irrigation, and $9 500 price with favorable terms. Local notices report Elgin pitcher returning home and residents Mrs Henry Howard and Miss Rena Angel visiting, plus others touring California and Oregon with La Grande as destination.
Advertises Au Sein cream from Newlin Drug company claiming relief from face stinging after wind and sun exposure. Promises skin remains soft clear and dainty with regular use, priced at 25 cents.
St Peters' Guild hosts a quilt sale and rum mage event Thursday and Friday in the Christian church basement. Cash Bazaar advertises postcards at a penny apiece with various numbers cited. Nyal's Sarsaparilla promises blood purification and vitality restoration. The Presbyterian Missionary society meets tomorrow at 2 30 PM with Mrs See mann.
Veronals report A Geddes of Fir Street in Baker on business. Jerry Rusk travels to Joseph after recent trips to Pendleton and other towns. Miss Rena Bergevin and Mrs Bert Hutchinson return to Walla Walla after visiting Miss Ethel McKennon and friends. Grant Hughes, formerly a blacksmith here, now receiving...
An advertisement for YORK & YORK Chinese Remed ies Co at 210 W Main St Walla Walla Washington promotes powerful Chinese remedies claiming success in curing chronic diseases and blood disorders for all patients.
Cold weather is not expected to dampen the turnout for the Sunday baseball opener between Baker and La Grande. A midweek rain spell is forecast to clear, with Baker anticipated to bring a large crowd and local facilities likely to be taxed to handle the attendance.
The city of La Grande Oregon invites sealed bids to furnish and lay about forty thousand feet of eight inch sewer in streets and alleys under city supervision. Bids must be in by 8 p.m. May 10 1911 with a five percent certified check. The council may reject all bids.
In Union county Oregon Arthur A DeFord sues Luella DeFord for dissolution of marriage. Luella must answer by May 12 1911 after six weeks of publication in La Grande Evening Observer. Judge J W Knowles orders the summons dated March 30 1911.
Foley Kidney Pills are advertised as antiseptic tonic and restorative with concentrated ingredients of proven value for kidney and bladder troubles. The ad urges prompt use and warns against substitutes, noting Hill's Drug Store and listing dates April 4 through 29.
City grocery offered Triunfo coffee this week with in store tasting and sale pricing. The notice lists the shop in Triunfo and date range of promotion from late April to early May.
Mrs. Chas. Hartley of 616 Franklin Street Jackson Michigan reports suffering years of stomach pain and distress and seeks relief from her ailment.
An advertisement touts Mi-O-Na as a fast relief for indigestion belching sour stomach and gas. It claims rapid five minute relief and a money back guarantee for dyspepsia vomiting during pregnancy and other stomach woes sold by Newlin Drug Co and druggists at 50 cents per box.
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