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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1906
Page
4
The article warns that milk must be pure as it is the natural food for the young and adulteration harms health. It urges consumers to visit and inspect the dairy facilities, noting that the milk should be handled properly from cow to cup and inviting inspection of the process.
Public notice from La Grande Oregon dated March 24 1906 states unless remonstrances are filed by April 1906 the city will order a seven foot sidewalk from Fourth and CG streets to C and Seventh streets. City Recorder J R Snoon signs the notice. Also lists local lodge and fraternal meeting notices.
Governor George E Chamberlain announces that the People’s Power League of Oregon has filed an initiative petition with 8562 signatures seeking a constitutional amendment to Article XI Section 2. The proposed measure would give cities and towns power to enact and amend their charters, subject to state laws, to be voted on June 4, 1906.
Announcement from the newly purchased meat market in La Grande informs citizens of continued service and quality. The note invites patronage and trade and requests trial orders to prove the business’s commitment to customer satisfaction.
An interview with Mr. Newlin of Newlin Drug Company argues Vinci restores strength and vigor in children and adults, claiming it builds bone and red blood, with testimonials from Mrs. Perse of Mansfield and Mrs. Holt of Woodford. It promotes a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. Separately a school bond vote in Union County Oregon is announced for March 1906 with polls 1 to 4 PM to approve eight thousand dollars for building completion.
J B Ganan county clerk announces sealed bids at the Union County Court House for one hundred cords of green cut yellow pine or red fir wood. Wood to be four foot lengths and corded in the court house basement. to be cut before June 16 1906 and delivered by September 15 1906. Bids due by 10am April 4 1906. County court reserves right to reject any or all bids.
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