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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1906
Page
3
Mrs Jennie Duncan of Haynesville Maine who is 70 credits Electric Bitters with curing twenty years of chronic dyspepsia and restoring her to full strength. The tonic treats stomach liver blood and debility and is sold with a guarantee at Newtin Drop Co. for 50 cents.
The Burns Society of this county observed the 147th anniversary of Robert Burns with a large turnout at Elk's hall. The program featured local speakers including T. A. Rinehart delivering eulogies and a banquet followed by toasts led by women. Auld Lang Syne closed the night after social rounds and renewed goodwill among attendees.
The G A R and W R G hold a joint installation this afternoon with a banquet provided by the corps ladies. It promises to be a full day of activities and a memorable occasion for members of both orders.
Washington Post praises Mr. Hanford as Petruchio and Miss Dromah as Katherine in The Taming of the Shrew at Steward's Opera House. The review lauds strong interpretation, technical polish, and lively performance. Grace Johnson Company to headline La Grande theater tonight with an exceptionally strong bill.
Pastor W. H. Gibson returns from a two week revival with Mt. Pleasant Baptist in Fair View. Despite heavy snowfall, the meetings blessed the church and added new members. The district, famed for morality and religious life, notes abundant young families with 23 babies under a year old attending regularly. Joseph Scott leads the community’s religious life, and Gibson will fill the pulpit tomorrow.
Health via osteopathy. exercise cannot replace medicine. Osteopathic treatment aims to remove barriers in nature path and prevent hay fever asthma attacks. It claims to save kidneys and heart, reduce constipation and rheumatism, and improve nerves and vitality over 12 years of practice. N. E. Imhaus, Baker City mining man, arrived in town on business.
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