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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1905
Page
4
A partial list of properties for sale includes six room houses with barn and shade trees, lots in Chaplin's and Romig's Additions, several acreage and farm parcels near Abler and Island City, a brick city building, and multiple 1 to 4 lot parcels. Prices range from 3000 to 2600 cash with easy monthly terms. agency offers loans, insurance, and construction services.
Obscure OCR text reports the death of Harry Deckwell aged 26 at his home yesterday morning in the presence of wife and child. The garbled lines mention a medical event and possible witnesses.
Mise Pearle Shillings has recovered from a severe attack. Mrs Coble visiting friends in KiVové this week. Mr F 8 Doering visiting Lipwifte parents this week. FP A White of Corvallis visiting uncle Shillings this week. Mise Aone Olson went to Peary last week and returned Monday. A large crowd attended the social Friday and were disappointed by the short program. The Imbler Gun Club slaughtered the clay pigeons. The editor requests the people of Imbler Friday. Myra Howell opened a barber shop in the former Brown building. Fred Palmer enjoyed La Grande Friday evening. Billings works in La Grande and has a contract to form stone for the LD 8 tabernacle. Misses Anna and Stella Stooks returned from Union Saturday. John Niederer Jr visited Imbler school Tuesday. Mise Carrie German visited Miss Mae Endicott that week. The Leam Brothers will give a dance next Thursday evening.
The Oregon Booster reports surveys for three new logging roads to be built soon. Mill City road extends seven miles from the Corvallis and Eastern Railroad by Curtis Lumber into timber. Fox Creek route climbs Nebalem Valley. Perry to East to Oregon line also planned with 100,000,000 feet of timber to be logged, mainly red fir, and later extending to Nehalem Valley.
Feb 1 report from Birmingham notes the Japanese government confirms plans to raise fifteen thousand tons of ralse Glasgow for light railway trailways and that heavy rolling stock orders for locomotives are being placed in Fogland and America.
Notice reads that stockholders of the La Grande Fercial Club Building Association will meet Thursday evening February 9 1906 at 8 oclock to elect officers for the coming year and to transact other business. Wm Miller vice president signs the notice dated January 10 to February 9.
A patient recounts severe stomach and kidney troubles and a crooked gait. After using Jesteie Bitters, health and strength returned, and the person walks straight again. Sold at Newlin drag store for a price.
The Union County Oregon county superintendent will hold a regular exam for state and county applicants at La Grande High School. State papers test from Wednesday February 9 at 9 am through Saturday February 11 at 4 pm with subjects listed. Primary certificates testing covers art of questioning theory physiology and civil government.
The Lyle Tuesday Musicale met in the iLadies Club room with Mira Clare Seriber directing. Performances included In Silence by Mre F Giebel, Americas Girls by Allie Stephens and Lillian Moall, and Past and Future by Mra Harley. The next open meeting charges ten cents and will be directed by Mre N Molitor with nine selections on Tuesday February 14.
Lincoln J Carter's Two Little Waifs, after forty weeks touring major U S cities and Nevada, return to the coast and appear at Steward's Opera House on Tuesday Feb 13. Audiences will recall the company’s strong impression from last season. Earlier this season the show drew a top attraction caliber crowd at Steward's on Tuesday evening Feb 7.
A fragment notes Chamberlain stomach and liver pills marketed by Newlin Drug Co as a remedy for stomach troubles. The ad claims quick relief and satisfaction guaranteed with a money back offer after trial. It mentions a driver making a complaint, indicating distribution by a local supplier.
Notice dated January 27, 1905 from Wu. G. Bach in La Grande Oregon states his wife Ella Bach has left him without provocation and that he will not be drawn into any debt or obligations.
A testimonial from P O True of Texas praises Ballards Snow Liniment for curing his wife’s paralysis in the arm after ten years. He also reports using it for bites and skin eruptions and endorses the product from Newlin Drug Co at 61.00.
Fragmented OCR note claims a Paris trend called Thetatest cure for consumption with references to a Mr Vanieer and a Tenn patient who allegedly improved after a remedy called Kae rey f wa for Congam. The text is garbled and uncertain.
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