Bank Invitation Encourages New Customers
A bank offers an invitation targeting noncustomers to become clients, inviting them to open an account and join the financial institution.
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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1905
Page
5
A bank offers an invitation targeting noncustomers to become clients, inviting them to open an account and join the financial institution.
Church notices list services at First Church of Christ Scientist Foley Hotel area with Sunday School and daily reading room hours. Latter Day Saints hosts Mutual Improvement meeting at 7 2 pm. Catholic Church Whyte rector holds low Mass at 10 am with Rosary and Benediction after. Presbyterian under Rev E Hays shows Sunday School Junior and Senior Endeavor groups with Thursday prayer and Sunday preaching by Dr Ketrhum. Ninth Sunday after Trinity observances and Holy Communion details. Everyone invited to attend.
The Confederate Monument in Loulea Virginia was unveiled today in a ceremony honoring local Civil War dead. Prominent citizens delivered addresses and joined crowds at the ensuing celebration.
Albert Mc Camey a 40 year old farmer from the Mount Hood district near Hood River shot himself last night and died hours later. A Hood River physician who went to Mt Hood this morning has not returned and the coroner has not investigated. Mc Camey was said to be a witness in Frank Kies’s murder case of James Fosa near Mount Hood.
Oregon Forest Rangers announce Aug 20 transfer of A H Ireland from Maury Mountain Reserve with headquarters at Prineville. J N Schwitz assumes charge of the Wenaba forest reserve overseeing Oregon and Washington territories.
All persons knowing themselves indebted to the late firm of Bock and Thomas are requested to call at the old stand at the market where they will find Mr Gwen Thomas or Miss Vera Harding who will make settlements.
O G Higbee of Danville writes in 1901 praising Ballard's Snow Liniment curing his rheumatism after years of illness. The ad promotes Newlin Drug Co products including Chamberlain's tablets Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea and various remedies with prices of 25c 50c and 81 00.
A medical note describes croup as a violent inflammation of the windpipe throat and bronchial tubes, often occurring at night. It recommends Ballards Horehound Syrup and Bullerd's Liniment applied externally to the throat as remedies, with prices listed from 25c to $1.00 by Newlin Drag Co.
An OCR fragment touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a remedy for stomach and bowel issues in children, claiming soothing effects and natural sleep, framed as a new product in a benevolent line for kids.
East Oregonian argues against OR N proposal to shift the main line from the Kine mountain route to the Snake river. It warns Pendleton La Grande Baker City would remain main line points and warns of high costs and nonproducing miles in a Snake river alignment.
J P Bonnett of Summerville reports harvests in the Summerville district are progressing well and exceeding expectations. Mrs BR Porter and Miss Line Burl visited three months in Oregon before heading to Sedalia Mo. Kamela installs a fifteen horsepower engine to power a new block signal system between Kamela and Bingham Springs at about $60,000 to reduce collision risk on this steep mountain section.
Vaughs and Colds claim many lives daily, but Dr King’s New Discovery is praised by F G Huntley of Oakladon Ind for his wife’s recovery from consumption after three doctors gave up. One dose relieves and a trial bottle is free at Newlin Drug Co. guaranteed at second dollar.
A Rat Portage Ontario man C Towns praises Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for stomach trouble and constipation, describing them as mild and effective. The testimonial appears in a Canadian sale by Newlin Drug Co.
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