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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1906
Page
4
Centennial Hotel announces new management. Board and room priced at five cents per week with cash meals offered at 25 cents. Monthly patrons welcome. Located at Adams Ave. Phone 116. Proprietress Mrs W E Murchison. Also notes a local drug store aiming to serve customers thoroughly.
The Pendleton Tribune notes Oregon voters favor Dr. James Withycombe for governor. His appeal grows from ties to the state agricultural college and broad statewide acquaintance. He is described as honest, widely trusted, and not factional, with potential to defeat George Chamberlain if nominated.
The Baker City Herald on January 24, 1902 extols Charles A. Johns as the ideal governor, praising his executive ability, integrity, and popularity. It declares Johns would win broad votes in eastern Oregon and the Willamette Valley if nominated, urging Republican primary voters to consider his candidacy seriously.
Vancouver dispatch reports that 29 million sockeye salmon fry, about three inches long, will be released from the Harrison lake hatchery next week and head toward the sea. Seton lake hatchery, operated by the provincial institution, will also release fish soon as part of a total season yield of roughly 46 million, with 10 million reared in a hatchery.
Promotes free delivery service for prescriptions and goods with prompt service. Encourages customers to phone or write and promises refunds if not satisfied. Mentions products like Hollis Rocky Mountain Tea and ailments claimed to be relieved.
Announcement from J Bull and Company buyers stating new proprietors will strive to merit patronage at the Boss Market in La Grande. They pledge to please customers by offering best possible service and solicit trial orders.
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