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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1905
Page
7
I. E. D. Zundel retires from the firm Zundel & Lawson. He disclaims all interest and has sold his stake to Fred and Victor Lawson. The partners will collect all accounts receivable and pay all debts of the late firm. Dated November 11, 1908.
A Weston Leader letter urges pride in local life over chasing wealth elsewhere and questions out-of-state schooling while citing Oregon’s educational pull. It cites San Jose Normal and Oregon students studying there, asking if Oregon should invest more in its own schools and public lands education.
A breach of promise case involving Klaus J. Steiner of Allegheny and Baleby Febhata Giniew was slated for retrial. Settlement talks reportedly failed though Steiner offered $10,000 toward the original $15,900 verdict awarded to the plaintiff.
Madison Wis Dec 4 Interest in the special session centers on Governor La Follette's decision between the Senate and the governorship. The session is nominally to consider a law for rebuilding the state capitol burned two years ago.
Denver witnesses—Colen Leonard Imboden James Hill and Carlos Wood among others—stand trial before Judge Peter Palmer on conspiracy charges to wreck the Denver Savings Bank. Proceedings opened today in criminal court as the defendants pleaded. Sold by Newt. Dave Co.
A Calhoun Georgia man quotes his wife’s recovery from coughs and bronchitis using Dr King’s New Discovery. He credits two physicians initially but says the remedy finally cured her. The ad notes price six six and one dollar, sold by Newlin Drug Co. with guarantee and trial.
The committee of Hall of La Grande Lodge No. 16 submits resolutions condoling brother A. C. Huntington on the death of his wife. It expresses sympathy, laments the irretrievable loss, and hopes for reunion in a better world. A copy will be spread in minutes, sent to the bereaved, and published.
Cleared for action claim describes health bloom and bright eyes through a pill line sold at Newlin Drug Store. Ad touts women’s beauty and says Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea delivers red lips and cream-like complexion for 85 cents with tea or tablets from Newt Deva Co.
An advertisement portrays A. T. Hitt as ready to oblige with affordable prices and round-the-clock service. The tone emphasizes convenience and customer service in a general sense.
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