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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1906
Page
3
Commentary on denaturing warehouses and government supervision for alcohol production, arguing that laws are similar between Germany and the United States. It notes farmers may distill at home if they establish a local operation, with the manufacturer bearing no taxes or costs.
Classified notice rates listed for display ads and reading notices per line with varying charges. Condolence lines priced per line, and funeral notices priced accordingly. Rates indicate initial line cost and higher charges for subsequent lines and offerings.
Internal Revenue Commission Yorkes explains no basis to estimate denatured alcohol needs for 1907 as no formal applications exist and many small distilleries could produce alcohol. He notes regular distilleries supply denatured alcohol and outlines farmer access with bonds and warehouse rules.
A Dairy Bred Man is deemed more valuable than a dairy bred cow. He understands kindness and can extract more from a given number of average cows than others, highlighting the superior practical value of humane conduct in dairy farming.
A millinery store announces a thirty day sale under Mrs JR Fornasr and Hollistar's Rocky Mountain Tea. The notice frames the discount as justice to the afflicted and for humanity, urging customers to visit the shop for bargains and warnings about Tea or Tablets priced at 36 cents.
Fragmented readable parts describe a medical formula bottle and claims of non harmful ingredients. Mentions Dr Plarce, a New York address, and cautions on constipation linked to various ailments.
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