Chamberlain's Colic Remedy Demand With Early Use
Advised to have Chamberlain's Colic Remedy on hand and take a dose at first signs of disease. Sold through all dealers.
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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1911
Page
3
Advised to have Chamberlain's Colic Remedy on hand and take a dose at first signs of disease. Sold through all dealers.
A sales pitch urges customers to call for a Fames King Havana cigar and assures getting the best value for money rather than a dealer chosen option.
Local interest grows in forming an Oregon national guard company in La Grande. L C Pratt of Black and Pratt urges action, citing Pendleton and Baker already with guard units and potential funding. Pratt cites past guard service and notes Adjutant General Finger referred the matter to the general staff for action with a hopeful outlook.
A garbled text fragment lists treatments and names such as Chamberlain and Linimess. It reads like a disrupted medical note with unclear context. No clear events or dates are identifiable.
The Portland A G U wage dispute escalates as mess houses to feed workers and a $344,000 annual payroll rise are rejected by GM J P Obrien. Over 120 shopmen laid off, Wells Fargo offices trim $4,500 monthly payroll, stockade around Albina car shops completed, camp for new workers readied, international official en route to confer as strike looms potentially any time.
Portland workers face mass layoffs as leaders are dismissed and guards guard plant entrances. The company plans bunkhouses and new camps for replacement workers while unions push for a nine to seven cent wage increase and a closed shop. Elsewhere, management trims costs at Wells Fargo HQ and considers merging payroll tasks to save money.
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