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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1907
Page
5
An advertisement extols premier groceries and fine foods with praise for quality and variety. It promises fair prices through large buying power and modern sales methods, inviting trial orders to prove superiority.
The article argues nerves signal deeper health issues not just anxiety. It states calm conditions, proper circulation, unhindered nerves, and good nourishment are needed for nervous energy and recovery. The osteopath is presented as a detailed body agent and master of the craft.
Stillwell & Company Market lists Pure Lard for sale with the store reachable by phone at Main 16.
The ordinance banning manure and filth in streets takes effect January 15 and will be strictly enforced. Property owners with deposits are urged to clean up immediately to avoid penalties and extra costs. H. W. Stoner, Street Superintendent of La Grande, dated January 10, 1907.
Competent man with years of grocery experience seeks work. Inquiries directed to this office. Also offering sausage and cooked meats at Stillwell and Go's market. Phone Main.
A letter to the La Grande Evening Observer protests a reported quarantine on Mayor Stoddard and family for varioloid. Dr. N Monitor defends quarantine measures and accuses misquotation about smallpox wording, detailing illness timelines and city health orders.
A long chain was found near the A B C Laundry. The owner may claim by calling at this office and paying fifty cents for this notice. Phone Main 16.
Wheat opened at 76 and closed at 86 with corn at 45 and 43 percent. oats started at 36 percent in early trading on the Chicago Grain Markets report by the News Association.
An old advertisement touts Hall Star Rocky Mountain Tea as a family health tonic to rebuild the body and blood while cleansing winter impurities. The copy notes price at 86 cents and promotes tea car tablets from a New Osaka Company.
JR Blankenship of Tennessee praises Electric Bitters for back and kidney trouble relief. He credits the first bottle with great relief and says after several bottles he was completely cured. The Newlin drug store sells it for 60 cents under guarantee.
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