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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1906
Page
4
Mrs Mollie Holt of Woodford Tennessee was near death from lung infection. After forty eight hours of watchful bedside care doctors feared the end. Dr Kings New Discovery given at urgent request sparked rapid improvement and she fully recovered becoming a healthy woman again. Trial bottle free with coupon and 10 or 100 cents sales.
Anna Shaw argues that race decadence stems from public policy failures and child neglect, not women’s public roles. She cites adulterated food, impure milk, disease, inadequate schools, overcrowded cities, sweatshops, saloons, and rising reformatories as roots of decline, urging men to fix conditions.
Murrel Childers has enrolled in the High School and the bookkeeping class has nearly 30 students. The State University Glee Club visits Feb 14 with a reception planned. A new typewriting class on touch typing has formed in the High School with members listed.
The article notes the promotion of Irene Murphy Francis Farquardson Sadie Young Irma Aikine Anna Riesland Delia Jackson Virgil Bolton Albert Edwards Ray Williams Waldo Geddes and Lowell Williamson to high school. It reports staff assignments and urges reporting rude behavior by students to the superintendent for investigation. It warns parents can face criminal negligence charges if children eight to fourteen are not in school.
An advertising notice for the Centennial Hotel at 1417 Adams Ave lists new management by Mrs. W E Murchison with board and room six dollars per week in cash meals twenty five cents special rates furnished monthly patrons contact phone 1161 June 31 1908. A testimonial promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea priced 35 cents from Newsin Drug Co.
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