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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1905
Page
5
A partial list of undeveloped lots for sale in La Grande Oregon neighborhoods including Chaplin’s Addition Pleasant Home and Predmore’s Addition. Many lots across blocks 1 4 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 139 154 164 151 and others offer water rights and valley views with installment payment options and optional builder services.
An advertisement claims these tablets restore digestion and stimulate appetite, acting as a gentle laxative during bilious attacks. It promotes quick relief from impaired appetite and lists Newlin Drug Co as the seller.
The public is awakened to the curative powers of Electric Bitters for sick stomach liver and kidneys Mary H Walters writes from 546 St Olaf Avenue that after months of illness she was given up to die with fever ague and nerves wrecked she could not sleep and her stomach was upset but Electric Bitters restored her health and strength.
Commemorative services were held at St Joseph Church for the inauguration of President Roosevelt. Abbe McMallan delivered a sermon praising Roosevelt as flags of American and France adorned the church. Ambassadors from the United States and Britain attended, with local residents also in attendance. Captain J H Alexander planned to visit Pendleton on business, while Mr Van Dusen of this city was visiting Pendleton.
Notice to stockholders of the Grande Ronde Valley Agricultural Society of a stockholders meeting in the parlors of La Grande National Bank on Monday March 20 1905 at 2 30 pm to elect a board of directors for the ensuing year and to transact other business. Dated February 20 1902 by order of the President G Bunter Pres Fred Jolmer 860
March 15 report from Scrippe News Association Taklo notes the American steamer Tecoma seized by a Japanese guardship last Monday. Earlier, the Tacoma was said to be adrift in ice near Hokkidoda en route to Vladivostok with beef cargo.
The Supreme Court ordered the Greason murder case sent back to the Berks county court to use discretion in granting a new trial. Greason and Mrs Kate Edwards were convicted. Edwards confessed later to perjury, exonerating Greason.
Takod City residents gathered last Thursday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. U G Couch to celebrate their fifteenth wedding anniversary. Oregon Grape decorations, carnations, and a luncheon highlighted the event with many friends sending gifts and greetings.
Express arrivals from Paris and New York bring a fashionable hat making line to Pattern Street. Grand opening is Friday March 17 with expert hat maker and trim master in charge. Also new collars berths and ties available.
The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen Lodge No 315 announces a St Patrick's dance at the Commercial Club building dance hall on March 17 evening. Tickets cost 1 dollar with extra ladies 50 cents. A premier social event of the season.
Police captain Wm Bohannon died from bullet wounds inflicted Sunday by Wm Schisler. This marks the fifth death in the wave of murders attributed to Schisler, whose alleged insane acts triggered the spree.
A persona seeking premium interior finishing offers to match furniture grain and wall color. The note instructs contacting Banford D Kinney at 143 Avenue Garner Greenwood Street Ere Grande Oregon for job inquiries.
Notice to the public announces Seattle Grocery Companys new store on Alaums Avenue with a coffee service by Mrs Orvilla Bertrand on March 15. She will demonstrate Crescent Baking Powder and Mapleine to make maple syrup at home. All invited to view the new store and line of groceries.
A stray advertisement notes a cure claim for consumption with a syrup, mentioning a bottle kept for six years and priced at 91.00, sold by Newlin Drug Co.
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