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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1906
Page
5
A daily health claim promotes Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea with tea or tablets priced at 55 cents. The ad from the Newtin Droog Company urges readers to “scrub yourself” and maintain clean stomach and organs as a moral instruction.
Jennie Dun of Haynesville Me now 70 years old credits Electric Bitters with curing chronic dyspepsia of twenty years and restoring her strength. The remedy treats stomach and liver issues blood disorders and debility. Sold with guarantee at Newum Dave Co.'s drug store for 60 cents.
The Grace M E church in Wakefield announces pastor Rev B F Meredith will move to La Grande Oregon in mid spring to lead the local Methodist church. He leaves Wakefield after three years with the church and will exchange posts with Rev H Mower who departs for Wakefield.
A concise note from a drugstore advertises broad customer service to deter shoppers from going elsewhere for prescription and drugstore goods. The entry frames dedication to serving every customer with comprehensive offerings.
Oregon officials warn that the Railway Employes Mutual Protective Society of California is operating without proper permits. F J Dunbar, Oregon secretary of state and former insurance commissioner, notes law noncompliance and urges action to stop illegal contracts and graft impacting local citizens. Names of suspected organizers are listed.
A historic ad offers drug store goods by phone with quick delivery and prescription compounding services. It stresses ready 24/7 telephone orders and delivery to save customers steps. Local firm Newuim Davo Co. is named in the notice.
A reliable druggist and expert pharmacy graduate leads the prescription department. Prescriptions delivered at all times. Phone Red 121. F.C. Fousas, Proprietor.
A brief advertisement invites readers to order well fed corned beef and cabbage or sauerkraut. It promotes whole or half rounds and emphasizes timely delivery by phone.
A terse notice states that a contractor will name the price after being asked to provide a line of work. The brief implies a negotiation or bidding setup, with emphasis on fixing the appropriate compensation for services. No broader context or identities are provided.
The piece cites Grandy and Russell The Tedinn praising a remedy by Dr Pere ners. It mentions demand for a private practice and a public sale by Leo o's, listing ingredients such as Slipper root and Blue Cobosh. Amsterdam Avenue 73 NY City is given as address. Treasurer Steve Caton is named regarding constipation claims.
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