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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1911
Page
3
Board and first class rooms with heat available for 25 dollars and 30 dollars or board without rooms at the Oregon Boarding House Depot street.
A testimonial for Foley Kidney Pills by H. M. Beatty of Little Rock promotes the product for kidney and bladder issues. Notice also announces the Cove State Bank annual stockholders meeting in Cove Oregon on January 10, 1911 at 2 PM to elect officers and address other business.
Ladies desiring facial massage shampooing manicuring or scalp treatment should visit the Paris Hair Store. Switches curls puffs and combings made to order supply the trade with hair goods and novelties massage cream and facial remedies.
Effective January 1 1911 Pacific States Telephone and Telegraph will extend Western Union telegrams by telephone to all subscribers. All night offices in Portland Eugene Baker City Ashland and The Dalles will relay messages to recipients near closed offices and allow night delivery or direct forwarding at standard rates. The plan aims to give greater latitude and complete service, with nationwide reach beyond the Pacific coast. Also a faded ad promotes Foley's Honey and Tar cough remedy.
A Newlin Drug Co advertisement claims MI-DNA stomach tablets relieve distress in five minutes, improve mood in three days, and restore appetite within a week. Continued use for two weeks to a month supposedly renovates and strengthens the stomach to resist weakness. A good syringe is recommended with purchase.
Mrs Charles Kline of 8th Street Easton Pennsylvania reports several family members cured of coughs and colds by Foley's Honey and Tar. The testimonial highlights trust in this reliable cough medicine as a wholesome family remedy.
In pursuance of a 1910 Common Council resolution Improvement District No 29 is designated for X avenue from Second Street west curb to First Street east curb. A special assessment to fund the $66.00 estimated cost will be levied with a public hearing January 18 1911 at 8 PM in the council chamber.
Readable text mentions brass bed sets for sale at W. H. Bohnenkamp, inviting customers to inspect showroom offerings and pricing. Open display and sales staff available to assist with selections.
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