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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1908
Page
6
A local notice urges use of Chamberlain's cough remedy to prevent throat and lung illness amid widespread health concerns. A second item announces a bank meeting at Eastern Oregon Trust & Savings Bank with election of directors and other business, signed by cashier GEO L. CLEAVER.
Dr W J Smith of Sanders Alabama endorses Chamberlains cough remedy as the superior lung treatment. He says it has controlled coughing troubles in his practice and that he and his wife have used it for coughs and colds, recommending it to others.
A Timber Claim Call from Burger and Severson invites property owners in Union County to visit offices in La Grande Oregon to discuss investment in farm and timber land mortgage loans. It promises opportunities for investors through cooperation and meets with the Eastern Oregon Trust Savings Bank’s annual meeting notice dated January 14 1909 at 2.
Bale oiled on short notice with satisfaction guaranteed and no extra charge for distance. Route No 2 La Grande Oregon contact phone 196x6-OGA DS-4.
A pharmacist recommends a remedy to ease digestion and liver and bowels without pills or strong drugs. The product is described as mild, pleasant to take, and not nauseating, suitable for gentle relief.
Advice on using Chamberlains liniment for back pains or lameness with twice daily applications and a warm flannel wrap. Claims rapid relief and notes it is sold by all good dealers.
The Blue Mountain Creamery Company pledges 34 cent butter fat for December to meet rising demand. Ads promote low prices at Silverthorn and Mack's drug store. An offer from Mrs Summers of Notre Dame advertises free instructions for bed-wetting and urinary issues for mothers and adults.
EB Judd secures confirmation of the sale of the old woolen mill machinery to Messrs Bishop of Salem for 5000 dollars with no stock proviso. Roy Bishop plans a large concrete mill at Webb street and O R and N tracks, while T C Taylor leads a business committee ready to issue a 30000 dollar bond at five percent for 20 years to fund the new building and updated machinery for making Pendleton blankets.
Passenger traffic and freight business on the Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company are below normal as post-Christmas travel slows. Two freight crews have been pulled off temporarily due to reduced demand and lighter activity across operations.
Miss Jean McDonald leaves for Portland to spend two weeks with friends and enjoy a short retreat away from home.
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