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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1905
Page
2
The 1905 outlook for La Grande predicts cement sidewalks on Fir Street in 1906 and a sewerage system by 1906. The Lewis and Clark fair delay shifts building to next spring while the Commercial Club aims to attract manufacturing jobs in 1996.
The four national banks in the county report deposits over one million dollars as a sign of prosperity. Post holiday talk turns to candidates for county offices. Union county to appear with honor at the Northwestern Fruit Growers Association convention in this city January 4 5 8.
Colorado Springs officials under the Chamber of Commerce organize a state and national centennial event honoring Pike's Peak discoverer. Public subscription funds the vast celebration, and an interview with Mr Brown highlights support for an electric Central Railway project advancing regional growth.
The article discusses fear that major transportation firms may push the country toward corporate control. It notes Rosevelt and Mike 2 pressing or backing down on demands for Tangrass authority enabling government power. The public awaits whether the president will resist or yield to corporate influence.
An advertisement promotes Edison Phonographs as a solution for weary hours and child entertainment. It touts easy portability and in-home value, claiming rural buyers can access city entertainment at low cost. The Newlin Drug Company secures the agency for this popular talking machine.
Dr C E Hawke of Portland has located in this city with offices in the Surimer building. Office phone Red 1251, residence phone Black 851.
An ad style piece argues that everyone has a weak spot and promotes a "Golden Medical Discovery" as a cure to strengthen stomach and liver, ease nerves, and prevent disease. It claims the product can restore health and tied to pleasant pills for regular relief.
Ralph F. Fernandez of Tampa Florida describes a fearful race with death due to liver trouble and heart disease. After many doctors and medicines failed, he used Electric Bitters and recovered, feeling like a new man in three days. Guaranteed at Nowlin's Drug store for 59 cents.
Congress plans a brief session at noon to compare notes from regions and adjourn until Tuesday. A presidential message will be sent and read if nothing unfolds. Wage earners and wage employers await the outcome with guarded optimism.
The advertisement touts Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as the exact purgative for constipation. It claims strong effect for adults yet gentle and safe for children, without griping. Sold by Newtin Drug Co in Adora Ontario.
The Onslaver reports high orders for engraved visiting cards after two weeks of advertising. Potential customers are advised to review samples before placing an order.
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