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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1905
Page
2
Daily publication note states availability except Sundays with a yearly advance option. Pricing includes 650 for six months in advance and 850 per month, outlining different prepaid arrangements and ongoing subscription terms.
The January 1906 Crop Reporter shows wheat in stock at 62 eastern points, Manitoba elevators, and lakes and canals, totaling 5,241,000 bushels more than 1904 and 19,528,000 less than 1901. Pacific Coast stock on January 1, 1905 stood at 8,468,000 bushels, down 5,564,000 from 1900 and up 769,000 from 1904.
The OR and N company offers excursion trains to Pendleton Walla Walla Baker City and La Grande during the Lewis and Clark fair. A Commercial association word will fix the date and place on the exposition calendar. A holiday should be declared in the towns to be visited with picnics parades and royal entertainment for visitors from Portland and beyond.
About six weeks remain until the city election. Voters will choose a mayor, marshal, recorder and three councilmen. If incumbents are not re-elected, Mayor Slater will retire.
Rayburn and recorder Newlin councilman Kennedy of the 1st ward Gardinier of the 2nd and Reavis of the 8th wards reflect on a busy year. They oversaw the city hall project and taxpayers benefited. the county supports the achievement.
The writer condemns a politician who would deprive the common people of the native and referendum law. It argues the masses will correct such wrongs and that the reform represented a forward step that should stand, not be reversed.
A state legislator counsels aligning with those opposing a constitutional convention amid mounting public sentiment. While minor changes may be possible, advocates warn that any overhaul is dangerous. The original constitution has served well and reforms should be approached with caution.
A Newlin Drag Company testimonial lauds Ballard's Snow Liniment. It states the product eased pain from injuries, reduced crutch use, and enabled the user to return to farm work after treatment with three bottles.
Porterville resident Mia Cora Walker says Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is the best for colds and pneumonia prevention. She asserts no other remedy cures a cold as quickly and is as pleasant and safe to take, noting widespread satisfaction after use and availability at Newlin Drug Co.
W H tdeward of Husband, Pennsylva nia reports his mother suffered rheumatism for years. After using Chamberlains Pale Balm she improved quickly and regained mobility. He notes an occasional application keeps pain away. Sold by Newlin Drug Co.
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