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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1907
Page
5
A Kershaw businessman recalls a eleven year recovery from consumption after six months on Dr. King's New Discovery. He reports his weight rose from 155 to 170 pounds and his cough disappeared. The remedy is sold at Newlin drug store for 50 cents or 1.00 with a trial bottle free.
An all white help wanted ad seeks roomers and boarders at the Palmer Doe. The notice offers reasonable rates and describes housing and meals as part of the arrangement.
An antique market advertisement promotes Pure Lard from Stillwell & Company with contact at Main 16. It also touts Bucklaw’s Arnica Salve for fever sores, ulcers, piles, burns and frost bite, claiming excellent results and a 25 cent price at Newsin drug store.
The ad touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as the right name for a laxative and biliousness relief. August Sherpe, overseer, endorses them with claims of gentler action and more good, priced 23 cents at Newlin drug store.
Utah Senator George Sutherland argues Smoot should not lose his seat if not guilty of charges. He asserts Smoot refuted polygamy claims and has shown patriotism and devotion, defending Reed Smoot against popular clamors and praising Mormon citizens.
Local fraternal orders including Eagles, Elks, Odd Fellows, Woodmen, Pythians and Rebekah list meeting nights and hosts in La Grande. Notes invite visiting brothers and provide hall locations such as Elk Wall, Model Restaurant, and City buildings, with officers named for reference.
The narrator extols fair maids and brave men praising the store for staple and fancy groceries. Large buying and moderate pricing claim to bring the best groceries to homes of all means. A small trial order is urged to prove superiority of the store and its sales methods.
Reconstructs your whole body and builds rich red blood by driving out impurities that collected during winter. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea is marketed as a family tonic. 85 cents for tea or tablets by New.in Davo Company.
A fragmented ad from Woodmen America promotes meeting a neighbor in the M W A to discuss family protection at exact cost. It claims ownership of head office buildings and minimal management expenses with no high salaried officers.
J R Blanken of Beck Tennessee touts Electric Bitters as a sure cure for back and kidney trouble. He claims initial relief after the first bottle and full cure after several, urging others to try the remedy sold in local stores at a stated price.
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