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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1905
Page
5
A realtor lists numerous vacant lots in La Grande Oregon with water rights and large valley views. Buyers may purchase raw parcels or have us build a house on installments. terms include construction aid and on site showings.
An ad offers Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets to treat impaired appetite by improving digestion. It claims to invigorate the stomach, strengthen digestion, and act as a gentle laxative, with a bilious attack quickly cured. Sold by Newlin Drug Co.
A reader Mary H Walters of 646 St Clair A Columbes O writes that after six months given up to die she found relief from sick stomach liver and kidneys thanks to Electric Bitters. The message promotes the tonic as a cure and urges public belief in its curative powers.
In a peculiar old notice a girl’s health decline at 11 months is cited with two doctors giving up hope. The text promotes a remedy promising relief and cures for cold or consumptive illness, offered by Newlin Drug Store with trial bottles and money back guarantees.
Robertue Love a Pike County figure described as poet editor and tentative head of a literary bureau arrives in Portland to oversee the Lewis and Clark Exposition. He notes Missouri roots and compares climates and rivers, while meeting gatekeepers and locals amid port city activity.
Tokio March 27 The business men arrange a grand celebration of the Mukden capture for April 3 marking the accession of Emperor Jimmu Tenno in 600 BC.
Cruse Oil reduced by two cents across all grades as Standard Oil lowers prices in Ubanate on March 27.
Sheriff Pennington reports about twenty volumes delivered for the prison library and expects a sharp rise as many readers intend to donate but have not yet done so.
Miss Harriman oldest daughter of EH Harriman faced police after a speed duel on Hiveraide drive with a rival driver. Both racing cars were halted by police and the two motorists were arrested. At the station she offered a Fifth Avenue home and $200,000 in stocks and bonds as security. driver and chauffeur each fined $10.
At the Illinois conference of the Mormon church in Warren County the group resolved to invade the land of their fathers. Plans include building three churches with one at Monmouth where Joseph Smith faced trial in 1841 on an old Missouri warrant for arson murder and other crimes. The 1841 trial ended in acquittal and was overseen by Judge Stephen A Douglas.
The GAR encampment may be held in Wallowa if residents approve. Mr. Locke met the La Grande committee and returned with word that the Grand Army wants to use the central, suitable camping site. Residents face a decision on hosting the event.
The authorities have decided to prosecute Maxim Gorky in Riga for drafting a proclamation aimed at overthrowing the Russian government and disturbing public order. The offense carries a penalty of three years imprisonment in a fortress. Gorky remains in Riga, in poor health.
Evans of Rosseburg and Mr Miller of Ryan found a wildcat in a deserted cabin. Miller went to fetch a gun while Evans guarded. The wildcat lunged and the boy Evane, aged 16, seized it by the neck and killed it. Public praise for his grit mixed with criticism of the decision.
A 1901 testimonial notes Ballard's Horehound Syrup as a wonderful remedy for croup and cold symptoms in a child, with frequent doses and Ballard's Snow Liniment applied to the throat at cough onset. The source cites Newlin Drug Co. and dates branch from March 9th.
An old advertisement touts a syrup claimed to cure consumption and coughs. It promises lasting benefits and notes the product is available in bottles with pricing shown. The copy emphasizes reliability and home use, urging readers to purchase locally.
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