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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1905
Page
2
Notice to patrons of La Grande Light and Power Co. that from January 1 we will install a day circuit in the city and notify patrons by this means. Any lights not able to be turned off during the day should be adjusted promptly. Those needing power may consult about motor prices and rates. Motors priced as follows in San Francisco.
Display ad rates and local reading notices offered by the paper. Rates appear per line for condolences resolutions and cards of thanks, with 100 per line for reading notices and similar charges for advertising copy.
A colorful appeal emphasizes strong schools churches mills and banks in a vibrant valley. The author argues for improved rail stopovers to attract new residents and notes population growth is stalled by long routes despite railroad payrolls and ample resources. Let us invite newcomers.
The text extols the Order of the American Eagle as a prestigious decoration admired by nations worldwide. It frames the insignia as a symbol worthy of global recognition and pride.
Despite being over 60 the Laird of Skibo protests he can write better than the man who signed the Chadwick notes.
The Parish papers report an indemnity of 825000 dollars to North Sea fishermen from Russia. This settlement means trawlers will not be forced to misrepresent their catches.
La Grande Investment Co announces a sale of Capital Stock of the La Grande Irrigation Company. They offer shares in a quick partition deal to fund ditch work for the summer irrigation season and invite immediate contact.
A Pendleton East Oregonian column extols newspapers as pack mules carrying loads for churches, clubs, unions and business interests. It argues they deserve forage from local money and condemns sending job work to outsiders, urging readers to support the papers that fight for the community.
A Sunday ice cream event draws customers to Slder’s Confectionary seeking sweet treats and a public tasting, with local residents noting the shop’s popular flavors and extended hours.
A 1902 testimonial from John Kinaman of Newlin states Hallard's Snow Liniment relieved his severe rheumatism after a long attack. The note is dated March 21 1902 and references prices 260 500 and 100 dollars.
Geo Aler Comerland Md recalls his 11 month old daughter's grave throat illness. Two physicians gave up hope until the Dg Dine Cough motion remedy was tried, four bottles cured her. Now healthy and thriving. Newlin Drug Store offers 50c and 1000 guarantees with trial bottle free.
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