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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1905
Page
5
Oakladon Indiana resident FG Huntley writes that his wife suffered consumption and three doctors gave up. She used Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption Woughs and Colde and recovered, now healthy. The ad claims the remedy kills germs and relieves in one dose, with a trial bottle free from Newlin Drug Co.
An 19th century notice touts Ballards Horebound Syrup for croup and Ballard's Liniment for external throat relief. It claims soporific effects and positions Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a children's bene actor priced at 35 cents, with Newlin Drug Co cited.
The Redmen Carnival ends after a successful run with tents removed and paper litter on the street. Shows were clean and well presented, with the Nat Reise Carnival Company delivering on promises and leaving with public approval. evening performances include a capacity crowd and a fire dive at the stadium.
A comedy satire titled IOU U opens Monday at Steward Opera House featuring Kolb and Dill with Edith Mason and Tom Perese. The company promises song, dance, elaborate scenery, and electrical stage effects, touted as a premier attraction by Portland papers. Tickets go on sale Saturday.
By order of the Union County Oregon County Court LM Jenson is appointed administrator of the estate of W W R Jack decased. Creditors must present their claims at the administrator's Imbler office within six months from August 1905. Notice dated Imbler Oregon August 5.
The Hottest Coon in Dizzy opens Friday August 25 under a new big tent theatre opposite the high school. Frack Deniele and Francis Wilson headline the colored operetta with Mamie Blanton praised as the Lilli"Russell" of the stage and a talented company delivering provocative merriment to local audiences.
A threshing machine owned by Jas Wickens Walter Hill and Wm Emil Miller overturned Tuesday while being moved from Macy Usuggers farm to Henry Hay's former property now owned by A J Tucker. On a steep incline near Tucker's residence the engine clutch failed causing the outfit to run down the hill, overturning several times and suffering total wreck. Elgin Recorder.
JF Bater returns home from a visit to La Grands and Union and accepts a mill leadership post with Kid dis Broe of Union. He will soon assume charge of the Union mill after fifteen years as head miller at the Enterprise mill, leaving many friends in the city and county.
Harriet Howard of 200 West 34th Street New York says Bucklen's Arnica Gelve cured years of salt rheum eczema. The quick, sure relief for boils sores and skin troubles is advertised by Newlin Drug Co at 26 cents.
Sickening shivering fits of ague and malaria may be relieved and cured with Electric Bitters. The tonic claims to expel malaria from the system and to have no after effects unlike quinine. A testimonial from Henrietta Texas and a Newlin Drug Co. sale note are included.
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