Blockland Bros Breeders of Berkshire and Poland China Swine
Blockland Bros of Island City advertise breeding Berkshire and Poland China swine. They claim quality stock and offer sales or inquiries to potential buyers.
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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1905
Page
3
Blockland Bros of Island City advertise breeding Berkshire and Poland China swine. They claim quality stock and offer sales or inquiries to potential buyers.
Washington January 14 The Senate confirmed the nomination of John Brady as Governor of Alaska in the afternoon session.
A minister of finance has been appointed Secretary of State while retaining his current position. The move elevates him to a second high post without leaving his existing duties.
Carter gains one vote but remains six short of victory in the Benatorial Fight. Current tally lists Carter 41 Mantle 9 Conrad 31 and scattering 12 with votes still uncounted.
The Earl of Osiroee died in Cannes today from heart disease. He was renowned for a breach of promise case in which he was ordered to pay Miss Fortesque fifty thousand dollars. The Rev Walker pastor of the MEB Church at Uston will preach at the M Church tomorrow morning and evening.
The funeral of the late Mrs Nancy Kimberly was held at the Lincoln residence with Rev O H King officiating. A large attendance paid tribute to the departed as burial followed at Masonic Cemetery. born January 25 1854 in Boyd County Kentucky, she was mother to four and resided with her daughter Mrs G A Lincoln for five years.
F Wooley of Roseburg sues Plaindester for 10000 dollars alleging libel tied to accusations of his role on the coheol board and mismanagement of district lands. Other notes report the death of Frank Hawkins in Wallace Idaho after leg operation and Thomas OConnor found dead in Olympia bay. gas explosions in Northport cause property damage with no injuries.
B P Tait, a pioneer music teacher, states during his vacation he examined concerts and operas to remain in the front rank. He offers popular piano and violin courses for pupils avoiding full conservatory study, promising solid musical instruction and future employment for graduates.
A man credits Chamberlain's Pain Balm for curing his mother of rheumatism. He says after a few applications she could walk with less pain and remains grateful, using Pain Balm to stay free of discomfort. Sold by Newlin Drug Co.
Advert reads a Paris discovery of a diamond care for consumption. It claims relief from coughs and throat woes with Dr King’s New Discovery, touting instant relief and lasting cure. free trial bottles offered at The Newlin and Co. store.
Mrs Cora Walker of Porterville California declares Chamberlains Cough Remedy the best for colds and pneumonia prevention. She notes it is pleasant and safe to take and favors it over other remedies. Nowlin Drug Co sells it.
A Texas man from Trac writes his wife suffered two years of arm paralysis until Li recommended Sallards Soon Liniment which cured her. He also reports using it on old sores bites and skin eruptions and endorses the product from Newlin Drug Co.
Concord man B F Leek testifies he suffered 80 years from a painful upper lip sore. He says vain attempts failed until Becklen’s Arnie Salve cured it. He praises it for burns wounds and cats. Available at Newsin drug store for 250.
The article warns that giving children medicine containing injurious substances can cause disaster. It praises Chanin's Oough Remety as safe for children and effective for colds and roup, noting it is superior to other remedies.
During the 1904 war period the school offered about four thousand lessons. Residents of the city and valley are recognizing the school’s practical, up to date methods. The institution has two departments for beginners and advanced students with daily or weekly lessons and graduation for older pupils.
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