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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1906
Page
5
Short notices advertise a wanted helper for board and schooling near brick yard, a lost steel gray horse marked V with white face last October, rental rooms for light housekeeping and furnished rooms, a beauty product ad for Hollister's Rosy Mountain Tablets, and service notes from a drug store and News Daps Company.
An advertisement describes MAK ORDER SERVICE offering convenient mail order drug goods with refunds on unsatisfied items. The text lists various fraternal organizations in La Grande including Eagles La Grande Aeme 252, Grand Lodge No. 16, Star Encampment No. 51, Eastern Star, La Grande Camp No. 7703, Foresters of America Court Maid Marion No. 22, Friendship Tent No. 31 K O T M, La Grande Hive No. 27, La Grande Lodge No. 433, La Grande Lodge No. 169 Woodmen of the World, with meeting times and invitation to visiting members.
An Observer report details Spring Brook Dairy run by J. W. McAllister famed for Jersey milk. Thirty cows in a spacious stable, alfalfa pastures, strict cleanliness, a separator, bottling line, and over five hundred daily bottles prepared for delivery. Milk claimed purer by tests.
An Osteopath defends the practice against claims of overreach arguing that osteopathic methods have treated many diseases but stop short of promising universal cures. The writer cites Newton to defend investigative rigor and emphasizes substantial proven value over broad claims.
The fragment contrasts chronic ailments withopathy and claims a therapy targets the primary disease cause, offering not just relief but a cure. The text emphasizes a bold claim of curing disease rather than temporary relief.
J. E Reynolds president of the alumni association reports strong turnout for a reunion. Committees will seek a meeting place and set a February date with reports due next Tuesday evening. All former students are urged to attend the gathering.
An advertising snippet urges promoting Rocky Mountain Tea with strong frequent claims. Mentions Newlin Drug Company in a promotional context.
The ad touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a highly effective remedy claiming it makes you well and keeps you well. The product is priced at 35 cents for ten tablets and is sold by Nowlin Drug Company.
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