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Newspaper

La Grande Evening Observer

Location

La Grande, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1906

Page

5

Moving Third Infantry May Cause Complications

The Third Infantry may be moved from Alaska next July. the War Department plans to contract transport to avoid Canadian-route delays. Officials weigh the White Pass and Yukon route but await British and Canadian reactions before confirming a path. Contractors must bond and arrange safe passage if Canada blocks transit.

Scripps News Association Washington International Alaska Third Infantry White Pass Yukon King Edward's State Department War Department British Foreign Office Secretary For War Secretary of State Department

Cove Community Notes From Cove New Hampshire

Mrs Adelaide R French returns to Sava fran Porthixd basin to move to La Grande where her son Harris works in J M Berry store. Revival meetings at Baptist church end with success. Edith Stearns returns from Kansas City visit. Miss Mary N Chase state president of New Hampshire Woman's Suffrage Association speaks on equal suffrage to Cove audience. Eighth grade exam at Cove public school with nine pupils. High Five Club meets at Judd Geer home with games and luncheon. Stackland home hosts card party with prizes to John Jones and Mrs H C Rees. Basket social at Trippeer's hall planned by Baptist ladies on Feb 7. Royal Neighbors expanding in Cove with meetings at the F hall. Archie McNeal travels from Monmouth to Cove for a few days of business before resuming studies.

Adelaide R. French Sava la Grande Harris J. M. Berry Baptist Church Edith Stearns Kansas City Mary N. Chase Woman's Suffrage Association New Hampshire Cove A. Thompson A. Belden High Five Judd Geer Geer H.C. Rees John Jones Stackland Constance Stackland Elida Milar Ladies of the Baptist Church Trippeer's Hall Gove Orcutt New Order F. Hall Archie McNeal Monmouth Cova

Blood Poison Warned By Hand Injury Cure Claim

A Belle Plaine reader reports a friend’s hand swelling near blood poisoning and credits Bucklen’s Arnica Salve with drawing out the poison and saving the hand. The ad promotes the salve as best for burns and sores at 26 cents at Newlin’s Drug Store.

J. E. Stearns Belle Plaine Minn Bucksen Newlin’s

Truthful reminiscence for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea

In St Paul in June 31 1908 a speaker recalls childhood when the Mississippi seemed a brook and credits long life to Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea priced at 35 cents from Newun Dave Co.

N. B. Truth St. Paul Mississippi Hollister Newun Dave Co

Grand Officers to Visit La Grande Lodge No 41 A F and A M

Tomorrow evening La Grande Lodge No 41 A F and A M will host an official visit by state grand officers including W H Flannigan grand master Lot Pierce grand senior warden Ed Kiddie and Grand Secretary Robinson. The lodge plans extensive preparations a banquet and notices to members and visiting brethren.

la Grande Lodge No. 41 A. F A.M W. H. Flannigan Lot Pierce Ed Kiddie Robinson

Summer Doctors and Rural Dependence in City Influx

The rural doctor faces competition from urban practitioners as summer visitors seek high priced city care. The New York Times notes summer cottagers and boarders affect local economies, pricing, and patient choices, with urban specialists possibly drawing rural patients away and risking farm mortgages.

New York Times New Yorker Bostonian Philadelphian New York New Jersey New Hampshire

Comfort for Workers Opens Company Library and Auditorium

A New York company plans a worker welfare program featuring a library of 1000 volumes on technical subjects and an auditorium for department gatherings and lectures. The facility will host entertaining talks by prominent speakers on subjects that interest the workers.

New York Amood Assembly Hall Ariot Restertunmenta

Fragmentary Record Refers a Personal Feud and Forgiveness

A fragmented excerpt presents a confusing exchange about forgiveness and blame. The dialogue mentions a person named Sruder and a cook, with lines hinting at reconciliation and moral judgment. The passage reads like overheard street talk from a tense social moment.

La Grand School of Music Promotes Practical Instruction

An advertisement touts La Grande School of Music as a leading local institution with two departments for beginners and intermediate students. It notes a modern teaching system, daily one hour lessons, and a policy that students may graduate after completing desired lessons. Location near the candy store, phone 475.

Te Advan Thie Ramaln

Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription Promises Ease to Expectant Mothers

An advertisement extols Dr. R V Pierce as chief consultant to the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute Buffalo for women health. It claims Favorite Prescription prevents morning sickness strengthens nerves and promotes restful sleep, aiding painless childbirth and healthier babies. Testimonials claim cures and private correspondence without charge.

Alice Ae eEsoee Pierce the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute Buffalo R. V. Pierce Hin Atao

Thankful mother’s tale of remedies and prescriptions

A reader recounts a personal experience with early pregnancy symptoms and health concerns, praising a line of tonics and medicines. The note mentions using Favorite Prescription and a medical discovery, claiming relief after starting early doses and urging others to seek guidance from a physician. It also references sending for information and samples by mail.

Wigan Mansonville Senas Wien Beth Rita

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