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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1905
Page
5
A partial list details numerous undeveloped parcels offered for sale in Pleasant Home and Predmore's Additions areas. Items include various lots across blocks 1 to 164 and 120 to 139 with multiple lot numbers, plus whole blocks such as 76 77 78 80, and 83. Also mentions Pleasants Home Addition to La Grande Oregon.
Auction at my place two miles east of Mt Emily on Monday March 10 will sell all favmine implements household goods wagons livestock poultry bacon lard flour chopped barley and everything on the place. Terms cash or notes at 8 percent with six months on approved notes over 15 dollars cash discount 5 percent on amounts over 15.00. Barley sold cash only. HBUQKERS March 9 Health has a hard scaffie that keeps school room accommodations aligned with increasing student numbers.
Thirty nine hundred dollars in Government bonds and 151 in currency were found in a bastle worn by Mrs Anna Elizabeth Warner wife of Abeleen Warner of 623 East Third Street. Her sudden death occurred as she chatted with a friend Mrs Ancle Clark. The husband said she earned and saved the money. County officials prepare to assess 1906 property values under a new system affecting Union County taxes.
The notice describes early croup signs tied to common cold including chilliness sneezing sore throat and fever. It advises frequent female doses of rd's Horehound and other remedies though the handwriting is unclear and some words are obscured.
The Chicago grain market quotations for May options and cash bids include wheat at 1.13 dollars and 1.12 dollars, corn around 90.48 cents, and oats near 90.30 cents.
Superintendent Bragg reports the Union county school exhibit almost finished and a meeting of committees from leading schools will convene in this city next Saturday to coordinate the work. Madam Palma’s famed clairvoyant performance has impressed Pendleton’s notable residents during her two weekend stay in East Oregonian territory.
LB Rayburn, City Marshal, states a city ordinance prohibits riding bicycles on sidewalks and will be strictly enforced starting now.
An 1860s style claim touts a patent remedy termed Billard's Hore fiend Syrup as curing consumption after three months in doctors reports. The advert promises lasting relief, cites a six year history, and notes sales by Newlin Drug Co with prices listed at 60, 50, and 1.00.
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