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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1909
Page
7
Mrs W G Gibson of Lexington Kentucky relates how her year old daughter contracted severe bronchitis and lost her speech. After using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as directed the child recovered by October 24th. Mrs Gibson endorses the remedy as the quickest safest cure for colds in children and adults. For sale by all good dealers.
A dated ad promotes trading at Newlin Drug Co for savings. It warns meats cause stomach troubles and billousness and cites Comet pierre 2.050 gal Atet as a reason to avoid pampered appetite. It recommends Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and claims quick recovery. Available at all good dealers.
The Gock brothers finish a Union grown ash chair in Mission style carved from a log 11 inches thick. J M Hurah sawn the log two years ago after seasoning. Cook brothers craft the chair in tobacco brown for L A Wright. It will be shown in Union in Cock Bros show window.
Wallowa February report notes council fire limits ordinance earlier rescission petition. Forest Service reveals preliminary data on experimental coyote proof pasture at Billy Meadows with plans for next year including changes in sheep numbers and grades. Engineer J. F. Jardine to arrive March 15 to take charge. A telephone line will connect Munney's Prairie Creek site to Ranger McClain's headquarters.
War veteran J. A. Stone of Kemp Texas recalls a conflict between illness and death. He details years of stubborn cold and cough, weight loss to 130 pounds, then recovery after using Dr King's New Discovery. He claims full health return to 178 pounds and endorses it for severe colds and pneumonia prevention. Trial bottle offered.
A neat four room plastered house with modern finish and two lots. Features include zero fruit trees but small fruit trees available. An affordable investment and a new home option at reasonable price. Suitable for buyers seeking value in a single package.
H. A. Shropshire, a noted Hilgard timberman, visited Wallowa on a brief business trip amid reports he seeks a suitable timber body for a new mill. If timber is secured, plans call for a mill with a 30000 feet per day capacity.
Sheriff Ed Rand of Baker County and Sheriff 5 J Courdin of Washington County Idaho arrived in the city from Copperfield with A Biggerstaff who is wanted for murder. The prisoner is being taken back to Weiser the county seat of Washington County for a crime committed near Council about two months ago. Biggerstaff was employed by a man named Moore who shorted his pay. A dispute over pay led to a beating and the assailant fled but has now been captured Moore lay in serious condition for six weeks and died.
Ulysses G. Couch administrator files final account in Union County Oregon. Court in La Grande to hear objections February 16, 1905 at 1 am. Interested parties may appear. Attorneys Ramsey and Oliver represent the estate. January 9, 1999.
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