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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1908
Page
4
A December mood frames the irrigation effort in Grande Ronde valley with talk of securing acreage for a first-class system. The piece notes plentiful mountain snow to fill reservoirs and urges prompt action to prevent water shortages next year.
The notice urges support for tax funds to build another high school and notes opposition to tree use due to loss of timber. It points to forest-cutting contrasts in east and mountain regions and mentions a New York City color line dispute alongside a price gap for white and colored eggs.
The president reiterates backing for postal savings banks and so do the people, reflecting broad public favor.
A fragment suggests Grande Rondelles travel south to escape severe winter conditions. Details about destination or purpose are unclear in the readable text.
Washington reports show errors in Fulton interview coverage. Roosevelt asked for proof of fraud if any heir was committed in the Oregon senatorial primary. Chamberlain praised courteous treatment by all parties and declined to comment further. New York notes Mrs Taft will attend the National Civic Federation convention and deliver an address. Taft will give the annual closing banquet speech.
Washington Delaware delegates to the National Democratic league convention begin actual work planning continuous campaigns and party strategy as the session progresses. The report notes preparations for ongoing political activity and organizational planning among delegates.
The league’s proceedings extend beyond today with final actions to be settled tomorrow as members continue discussions.
Wholesale fraud in old age pension distribution in Ireland prompts halt of payments until safeguards are set. Officials believed 152000 eligible. records show 193000 applicants. Hundreds of further demands and evidence of fraud emerge from Dublin inquiry.
Mrs. Millie Harris staggered into a saloon near her home after midnight with a head wound, bound hands, and cloth over her mouth. She said burglars entered her house, bound her legs, and stole a number of valuable furs.
Notice in the U S Land Office at La Grande Oregon dated November 3 1903 states George C Kissell of Portland has filed to prove final timber and stone claim on section 16 township 5 south range 46 E W M. Witnesses listed are David Brichowx Allen J Webb H E Coolidge and J T Williamson of La Grande Oregon with F C Bramwell as Register.
A nostalgic drug ad promises Foley's Honey and Tar will cure stubborn coughs and prevent pneumonia from neglected colds. It warns against unknown preparations and notes the genuine product comes in a yellow package and contains no opiates or harmful drugs.
Polytechnic Business College in Oakland offers high grade business training with real office practice. Graduates are widely employed. the institution advertises pleasant home like boarding in private homes and free college journal with name cards upon request.
Refund offered if Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure your cough or cold. Indicates no opiates and genuine product in a yellow package. Stresses no substitutes and notes sold and recommended by the druggists.
When pain or lameness strikes the back apply Chamberlain's liniment twice daily massaging five minutes each time. Then dampen a cloth with the liniment, bind over the seat of pain, and the soreness may quickly disappear. For sale by all good dealers.
A contemplative note on choosing secrecy and inner energy to guide actions. It emphasizes restraint and self trust as keys to progress. The message frames undisclosed knowledge as a personal resource fueling prudent, disciplined conduct.
A small advertisement from The Little Shop at 806 Main Avenue promotes a line of hand colored Ks photographs depicting American scenes. Limited supply available, with Christmas greetings and mottos highlighted. Interested buyers are urged to call at once.
Fragment from a historical newspaper ad describes a syrup aiding digestion and liver and bowels without irritation. It emphasizes mild pleasant taste and claims not to nauseate. Mentions a druggist named Hit.
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