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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1911
Page
3
La Grande Commercial Club and Union businessmen agreed on a two county publicity plan. Union will share joint promotion expenses with Wallowa county with space allocated for both towns. Delegation from La Grande presented details and received enthusiastic support from Union residents.
Clifford Minnick five year old son of J W Minnick of Union is being treated for eye injuries after a woodworking accident. A cartridge embedded in wood exploded injuring his left hand and above the right eye. He is under care at Laker and is reported to be in pain but progressing.
The Newlin Drug company touts MI-O-NA as a guaranteed remedy for stomach and digestion issues with money back if not satisfied. Claims relief in 10 minutes from one or two tablets and full cure of stomach troubles within days. Includes testimonial from Mrs. Mary Hutchinson and a free sample offer from Botth's Mi-o-na Buffalo NY.
La Grande residents can learn how appendicitis starts and simple prevention steps. Free Appendicitis book available at A. T. Hills Drug Store upon request.
Police Chief John Walden issues final notice banning bicycle riding on all sidewalks in La Grande after May 1. The notice warns riders to use streets or designated paths to avoid penalties.
The notice promotes an educational observer contest with rewards encouraging visits to Portland for Roséval events, San Francisco for a national association gathering, and experiences along the Columbia River. It urges studying music, pursuing home study if college is unavailable, and trying competitive work highlighted by the contest.
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