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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1906
Page
2
The notice outlines ad rate terms and renewal motives, with pricing per line and unit details. It references the organizer and related procedures for applying and renewing reservations.
The Shipping Bill, passed by the Senate 38 to 27 and awaiting House action, aims to restore the U S merchant marine to its former prestige and growth. Proponents argue it ends depen dence on foreign ships, boosts national trade, and saves about $200,000,000 in annual freight payments abroad.
The speaker argues for building a sewer system in La Grande without delay and proposes voters decide if purchasing the springs is a sound business. He asks residents to share data on current water usage to assess if the spring water investment can pay for itself.
The Cove will link with La Grande to handle this year’s beet crop and boost home seekers with new advertising. Claims strong returns and urges county action before the fall season. The message promotes Union County benefits and new delivery service. An advertisement touts Hallister’s Rocky Mountain Tea.
Writer J C R Hooper recalls a hospital bedside revival after Mrs Motlie Holt suffered near death from lung illness. Dr Kings New Discovery was given at a critical moment and her condition rapidly improved until she fully recovered, returning as a healthy woman. Trial bottle offered for 50 cents or one dollar.
A Belle Plaine man reports blood poisoning from a hand injury healed by Buck law's Arnica Salve. The note says the salve drew out the poison and saved his life, praising its use for burns and sores and noting a price of 25 cents at Nawlin's Drug Store.
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