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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1904
Page
3
A. A. Gust signals intent to commence construction of a large cold storage facility to support fruit interests in the county, weather permitting, in a bid to expand storage capacity and consolidate the banner plan for the region.
The Portland market reports a large turkey receipt with prices lower overall and weaker demand for dressed and live birds. Also noted are gains in potato sales, expected creamery butter price rise, and mixed quotations across grains and vegetables with various regional prices listed.
Notice from the Land Office at La Grande Oregon that Herbert K Cleaver of Caldwell Idaho has filed a claim under the Timber Land Act of June 3 1878 and that the land is to be surveyed and offered for sale in Perry Oregon with W Davis as Register.
An advertisement touts Dr Kings New Lidice Pills as a quick cure for throbbing headaches. It claims thousands of sufferers relieved and promises relief for nervous headaches and improved blood flow, priced at 25 cents, sold by Newlin Dreicen.
A brief local ad touts Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as the most superior constitution remedy. It claims sure action with no nausea and notes availability at all druggists in Baxter Springs, Kansas.
An ad testimonial from Newlin Drag Co. claims Bailard's Liniment relieved sciatica and pain. Ed M Nadliowville Sedgwick Cowan reports using it on crutches and now walking without crutches and able to lift light work on the arm.
A letter from a man in Bally, PA to Tene, Texas, extols Ballards Snow Liniment as curing his wife’s paralysis, and praises its effectiveness on old sores frost bites and skin eruptions, calling it the remedy that works.
An ad from Newlin Drog Co promotes derbine to relieve heart palpitations caused by indigestion in the chest area. The copy claims relief after a few days of use.
One yearling stoor and one yearling better missing from the Indian Creek range. Both branded with a horseshoe around each hip bone. A reward is offered for information leading to recovery. J Draper RFD Not La Granade Ore, D & W 22-17 12-31.
A remote location leaves a family in distress after an accident, with injuries and wounds prompting use of Bucklen's Arnica or similar care. Available at Newlin Drug Store.
Public notice from Johnson informs that Doundolay Feed Store has been sold to J. W. White. He thanks the public for past patronage and states that debtors will settle in person or at La Grande National Bank, which will receipt for all bills. Date window 11-11 to 12-10.
Harry Wackwell aged 25 died at his home after a coughing spell. He had a slight cold days earlier and grew worse in the morning of death. His wife sent for a physician but another coughing attack followed and he died from asphyxia, in the presence of his wife and child, as reported by the Globe Democrat on December 1, 1904. Ballards Horehound or ioe. have ated ay Ne
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