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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1905
Page
3
The advertisement claims a focus on the best meat, inviting a trial order to prove quality. It emphasizes selecting only the finest specimens and proper butchery while offering prices as low as possible without sacrificing quality.
Bock and Thomas advertise Chamberlains Stomach and Liver tablets as a pleasant easy to take laxative that acts reliably for sale by Newlin Drug Co.
An entrepreneur promotes a general market offering meats, staples, vegetables, and fancy groceries at low prices. The business touts a heat refrigerator, ice storage, and fresh produce like watermelons berries and poultry kept on ice. Watch for price updates and special items.
Reports from St Petersburg dated July 8 say a Japanese squadron attacked Sakolen Island on July 6 as they attempted a landing. Batteries repulsed the assault though coastal guns were destroyed by sleet and the invaders retired northward.
Victor H Olmstead was appointed associate statistician of the Department of Agriculture to succeed Edwin B Holmes, who was discharged today. The appointment followed the resignation or discharge events, and Olmstead assumes duties in July.
A reader from Menrietta Texas reports that his brother suffered severe malaria and jaundice until taking Electric Bitters, which he credits with his recovery and claims the tonic has advantages over quinine. Newlin Drug Co. advertises the product with a price guarantee.
Lawson described two factors in robbery the robber and the robbed arguing the system is bolder and more grasping today. He urged selling municipal stock to invest in bonds as a remedy and claimed the New Deal era causes a collapse of the system.
Jimmie Britt replies to a money offer for a picture prize and agrees to a July bout with Nelson. The Western Athletic Club has signed Britt and Nelson for July but lacks a permit. The club plans to bring them together next month.
Walter Kittridge post and author of the song Tenting on the Old Camp Ground died at his home in Reeds Ferry today. The death came from old age. He leaves a widow and one daughter.
A reader from Oakladon Indiana recalls a relative saved from consumption after three doctors gave up and credits Dr King’s New Discovery for the cure. The ad promises relief from coughs colds and consumption with trial bottle offered free by Newlin Drug Co.
C Towns of Rat Portage Ontario Canada praises Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for stomach trouble and constipation. The product is described as mild and pleasant with no harsh after effects and is recommended for anyone suffering from stomach disorders. Newlin Drug Co endorses the tale.
Minneapolis faces extreme river flood risk with water at high levels threatening bridges and thousands of homes along the Mississippi. Officials warn millions of dollars in property may be at stake as the river rises.
Baron Kanako, a Japanese financial expert, likely to dictate pesos terms for indemnity, spent the night at Sagamore Hill before heading to New York. Hoe admitted discussing eastern troubles but offered few details. For sale furnished house at 906 Adame Avenue, Warted traveling saleman needed, apply next door to Observer Office 6 to 6 pm.
On account of repairs all tenants are notified that the 100 F Ball will be closed for one week from July 10 to 17.
Miller, trapped by tree roots while digging a ditch, hacked at a stump to free a leg and died by self-inflicted throat cutting. The body showed advanced decomposition with a knife nearby and bloodstained clues. Circumstances point to a June accident in a secluded area where rescue was unlikely.
A lone gunman held up the Warren to Meadows stage about 8:30 yesterday morning near Restort station. He forced the mail sack open and took registered letters while the driver and passenger were tied and relieved of money and valuables. The robber, unmasked, walked away toward Warren and is being sought by postal authorities in a vigorous search effort.
The Booker Hill and Sullivan Mining and Concentrating company paid dividend No 94 of $160,000, payable Wednesday. This brings total paid since January 1, 1905 to $2,325,000 and total to date to $4,596,000. The Wardner Idaho property is a grant silver lead producer.
Help wanted notice seeking workers to haul cord wood for an all summer job. Apply to John Anthony or box 143 in La Grande Oregon. Also mentions Harriet Howard of New York and references remedies like Bucklen's Arnica Salve and Holliater's Rocky Mountain Tea with pricing.
Inquire at residence R P Tait Cor Adame and Oak or phone Black 422 for service details.
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