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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1906
Page
5
Axne Johnson declares that Rosalia Johnson has left the home without just cause and that he will not be responsible for any debts she incurs from this date. Dated February 8, 1906, at Parry, Union County, Oregon.
A Belle Plaine reader cites Buck-én’s Arnica Salve as the cure for a friend’s hand swelling said to be blood poisoning. An 28¢ ad promotes the product at Newlin’s Drug Store while a housing boarder notice seeks six table boarders at 1808 4th Street and a Newlin Drug Company ad advertises photo supplies.
A local meat seller promises high flavor and quality with ample poultry and game. Their refrigerators are well stocked, and customers are assured they will not be disappointed by the meat they purchase.
Readable items show a school examination with math problems on measurements costs and interest, plus named figures like L Charles Hughes and Edward VII. The report notes the number of students examined and highlights several sample questions and scores with most higher results above fifty percent.
Editor Onsunvar urges continued strong lecture courses in the city for the sake of public schools and city welfare. He believes a better program is possible next year and that residents should have a chance to express support soon. The piece stresses education, culture, and community benefits.
A small run of good apples is offered for sale at 75 cents per box while supplies last by Ornoow Produce Co, selling through Lee area outlets.
Open Grange sessions invite all to join discussions on education and economy. A local note mentions Judge Harrison as a rumored guest, with a reminder of courteous treatment to all candidates and a nod to West farmers and community songs.
A local ad promises cheerful delivery of drug store goods with free service for all orders big or small. It pledges prompt delivery, offers prescription sending, and a money back guarantee if customers are unsatisfied.
Huntington expert Eugene Rogister reports that Mr. Aitkin called at the office on Wednesday to watch his campaign, portraying him as a strong and clean man. The note highlights a pleasant meeting and an impression of candidate Aitkin's interests.
An editorial note highlights Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription with Unicorn root and Golden Seal root as key ingredients. Medical authorities discuss its tonic benefits for nervous, weak, and anemic patients, suggesting improvements in energy and vitality.
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