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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1908
Page
4
La Grande Observer details subscription prices daily weekly and rates for six months and year. Notices warn against unsigned contributions, require authors to sign, and reserve editorial discretion.
The exhibit hall, praised for last year's efforts, is scheduled to reopen soon with similar service. Officials note heavier use anticipated this year and reference ongoing cement work on the nearby walkway. A $11,000 fund was subscribed by residents to support the project and public access improvements.
Fragmentary notes reveal a discussion linking nature, power, and public life with references to scholars, plants, and historical figures. The dense, garbled OCR evokes a period column mixing science, poetry, and social critique.
Fragmented OCR text shows Pennsylvania Democrats organizing for a July election with divisions chairmen and party leadership names. The piece mentions Barridburi and July dates, signaling internal party activity and support signals.
A fragmented note notes Wes Latty and Maccabves in a quirky UK tea titles contest with Minty claiming a win. The readable bits hint at a playful event involving titles and a minty palate.
An old advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a safe remedy for coughs and lung troubles claiming it can prevent pneumonia overnight. It warns against substitutes and asserts the product strengthens lungs without opiates.
Pastor M6 By Church Grove Molay writes about severe cold misdiagnosed as consumption. He recalls being induced to try Foley's Honey and Tar and two of three souls cured him. He notes throat trouble resolved after using the product.
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