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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1906
Page
2
The piece urges citizen registration and intelligent voting, condemns corporate grafters, and highlights Mayor Stoddard’s message. It praises public duty and newspaper responsibility, noting council meetings’ attendance and the potential fading news interest after the initial impact.
An advertisement promotes free delivery of drug items with prompt service. It invites customers to order prescriptions to be sent and delivered, promising refunds if not satisfied and highlighting a cheerful delivery approach.
Farmers urge buyers to exchange 5000 dry green fur and tamarack fenceposts for livestock hay grain eggs potatoes or other produce. Orders left at The Golden Rule or 1606 Sixth Street. Also available dry cord wood in any quantity. Antuons.
Haynesville Maine resident Mrs Jennie Duncan, age 70, credits Electric Bitters with curing twenty years of chronic dyspepsia and restoring her vigor. The tonic treats stomach and liver issues, blood disorders, and general debility. Sold with guarantee at New Dave Co.'s drug store for 60 cents.
The message emphasizes that registration books are open downtown and urges every voter to register immediately. It frames registration as a civic duty and essential duty without delay.
A. C. MacLennan announces the Red Cross drug store in La Grande operates under new management with experience from Omaha. The store touts a wide stock, accuracy, and prompt service, with Hollister’s Rocky Mountain products and prices highlighted. Axia Johnson warns she will not be responsible for her wife Rosalia Johnson’s bills after leaving home in Perry Oregon February 8 1906.
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