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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1906
Page
5
A reader from Ballo Plaine Minn reports a friend suffered a severe hand injury swelling like blood poisoning. Buck len's Amica Salve reportedly drew out the poison healed the wound and saved his life. 25¢ at Newlin's Drug Store.
Harry Cochran plans a cottage on a lot in the Russell Cochran block. Vegere telephone system replaces Bell Company in Cove with central office at Richards boarding house run by Miss Anna Richards. Mr and Mrs John Hoke return to Medical Springs. Hoke to oversee state route to Union July lot. La Grande sugar factory reps visit seeking land for beet raising. Arthur Curtis fixes town lines. James Weaver wins Cove Union mail contract. praised as honest and obliging. Adelaide French hosts farewell party with prizes won by E G Rees and Miss Boss Felbaum. forty guests. Eva Wilson to teach spring term at Big Creek.
President Penrose returned from the Colleges of the Interior meeting in Denver where 26 colleges were represented from Oberlin to Pacific University. Whitman College claimed a debate win at Forest Grove over Pacific University supporting Roosevelt policy. Whitman seniors Baldwin Gilbreath Sutherland led the team with Greenslade to Nashville for the Volunteer Bands conference, the only Oregon Washington representatives expected among over four thousand students nationwide.
Voters are told polls open at noon and close at 7 p.m. on April 20 with all voting in the afternoon and morning ballots discouraged.
Mayor L A Estab of Echo announces in the Echo Register that the town would install an electric light plant if 150 residents indicate their willingness to support the project.
Mrs Jennie Dun can of Haynesville May now 700 years old writes Electric Bitters cured her chronic dyspepsia of 20 years and restored her to vigor. The remedy treats stomach liver disorders blood weakness and general debility and is sold with a guarantee at Newco Dave Co. drug store for 50 cents.
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