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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1905
Page
7
Mothers pledge Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea as the greatest baby medicine in the world saying it makes babies strong well and active. Available as tea or tablets priced at 55 cents by Newt Dave Co.
Prof Willis L Jepson of the University of California, with the Forest Service, is in Europe examining tanbark sources and tanning materials. He aims to compare domestic and imported extracts, evaluate leather quality, and advise Pacific Coast use to conserve peasant bark resources and reduce imports. The Pacific tanbark oak faces increasing exhaustion from heavy cutting despite wide distribution.
Notice states I E D Zundel and Fred Lawson dissolve the partnership. Zundel retires and disclaims all interest while Victor Lawson remains with the firm to pay debts. Dated November 1906.
The President sent to the Senate for confirmation the names of five postmasters in Oregon Arthur Wheelhouse of Arlington Louis J Simpson of North Bend Merrit A Baker of Weston Frank W Welcome of Burns and Harvey Buck of Sumpter.
Idaho Bay Hanover Ind Dec 6 John F Burns a Lewiston Idaho sophomore won first in the Hanover college oratorical contest His subject Aspirations and ideals Burns will represent Hanover at the state oratorical contest.
L G C Karrick once a prominent mining man and former city councilman committed death by own action in a hotel in the Bingham district. Once worth half a million his finances faltered and his domestic life suffered after a divorce.
In Singapore Streit Settlement on Dec 6 a large crowd of Chinese merchants gathered and collected a considerable sum to continue a boycott of American goods. The event reflects sustained anti American sentiment among local Chinese traders as merchants press their protest through collective action.
The notice references a prompt answer offered through the Vergere telephone line by the Newlin Drug Company. It indicates a service related to inquiries or guidance provided by the company.
Tampa resident Ralph F. Fernandez recounts a life threatening illness, liver trouble and heart disease that deprived him of sleep and interest. After trying doctors and medicines he used Electric Bitters and within three days felt transformed and claims to be cured. Available at Newlin's Drug store for 50 cents.
Short classified notice seeking a girl for light housework and offering to arrange furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Apply to Mas, C. R. Tnownton at Staniels & Jarman for inquiries.
A fragment from a 19th century ad page touts dramatic cures and miracle remedies. It cites a Mrs. Gray of Calhoun Georgia, claims a cough cured by Dr. Kings New Discovery, and promotes Newlin Drug Co products with trial bottles. It also pushes Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tek as a beauty aid.
Local ad touts constant readiness to oblige customers with affordable prices. Emphasizes friendly service and a pharmacy role with referential hint to a druggist named A. T. Hit.
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