Corned beef and cabbage offer with customizable quantities
Advertises wall fed corned beef by Gates Top Naien Totes with whole or half rounds and other quantities of meat. Promises prompt delivery and careful processing to suit customer orders.
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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1906
Page
2
Advertises wall fed corned beef by Gates Top Naien Totes with whole or half rounds and other quantities of meat. Promises prompt delivery and careful processing to suit customer orders.
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A London dispatch lists nations' warships and shipbuilding activity affecting U S ocean trade. It notes France plans 16 battleships and many armored cruisers, with three battleships to be laid down in 1906, signaling rising naval vigor and potential trade disruption.
All signs point to a record breaking building year in La Grande as a railroad may connect the town with Gove by the next crop season. Past lines failed in winter conditions, but the new route is expected to be ready for cars and passengers, promising improved travel and commerce.
The Pendleton Tribune notes Portland will decide the United States Senate race and mentions possible candidates. Jona than Bourne Jr and T B Wilcox are not pressing. Judge L R Webster is doubtful. W J Fenton gains occasional support and may run if public pressure grows. Fenton would run as a factionally free candidate with capacity to serve credibly.
An advertisement urges distant customers to use a modern drug store mail order service. It boasts right prices and guaranteed goods with refunds on unsatisfactory items. Customers are asked to send payment covering the price and any extra will be returned as change.
A letter from J E Stearns of Balle Plaine Minn describes an injured hand healed by Buck Len's Amica Salve, claiming it drew out poison and saved a life. Ralph F Fernandez of Tampa Fla reports recovery from liver and heart disease after using Electric Bitters, with claims of rapid improvement and cure. Newlin's Drug Store guarantees both products.
Notice to whom it may concern that on about November 29, 1905 a red spotted yearling steer with unreadable brand on the left hip and ear marks joined the owner's cattle from the hills. Owner may reclaim by paying charges and proving property at a location four and a half miles east of Island City. Dated January 12, 1906 by A. Homan.
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