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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1911
Page
3
County veterinary notice warns that all dogs must wear a wire or leather muzzle to prevent biting during the hydrophobia scare. Muzzles required at all times unless chained or confined, with limited exceptions for hunting dogs or dogs in enclosed spaces. violators may be shot on sight by county officers. Notice effective February 1, 1911, through to unspecified end.
The county/state veterinary office releases an additional advisory to farmers and pet owners outlining new health guidelines, vaccination reminders, and reporting procedures for animal diseases. The notice emphasizes timely compliance and regional coordination with local clinics and shelters.
The article extols Gilbert and Sullivan’s Pinafore as a beloved oper a widely recognized for its music and male chorus. It highlights C P Ferrin as Captain Corcoran and Mrs O B Silverthorne as Buttercup, notes the Moon Song and full two night performance with no cuts, and urges packed houses to support the new auditorium opening with ticket sales at Silverthorn's.
Tha E Williams of Middleboro Kentucky says two packs of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets cured two years of constipation after consulting many physicians in Bristol Tennessee. The ad claims the product works for chronic digestive issues and is sold by all dealers.
A fine new buggy offered at about 100 dollars. It has run less than 60 miles and is offered at a reasonable figure. Inquiries should be made at the Observer office.
An advertisement guarantees cure for itching bleeding or protruding piles in 6 to 14 days or a full refund. It promotes Paro Ointment with stated effectiveness and money-back offer.
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