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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1911
Page
2
The attorney general disputes the education department head and public view on new state examination laws. He says Chapter 58 of 1911 repeals earlier exemptions, wiping out prior exemptions. Applicants must begin examinations anew rather than relying on old exemptions.
Dr. W. A. Trueblood died this week after a ten day pneumonia battle. He lived in Baker 18 months after moving from Oskaloosa Iowa where he practiced medicine. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs John Trueblood his wife a sister Miss Marie and a brother in the east. A respected physician with a growing practice and many friends.
La Grande residents can obtain a free booklet explaining the onset of appendicitis and simple prevention steps. Available at A. T. Hill’s drug store, customers may request the free Appendicitis book.
Carl Richter of Peoria Illinois reports using Foley Kidney Pills relieved his kidney related pain backache and sleepless nights. After two bottles his backache stopped and he could work all day sleep soundly and feel improved in every way spelling the pill's claimed health benefit.
Mill's drug store notes a strong recommendation for ney Pills with the statement my strongest recommendation and lists several dates M 4 11 18 26, implying a sequence or events linked to the product.
City council of La Grande Oregon declares Elm street improvements within Improvement District No 20 by bitulithic pavement. Ten days after service, council will order work and levy a 6300 dollar assessment on affected properties in Chaplin's and Grady's additions. Hearing set May 10 1911 at 8 PM.
On the birthday of August 1909 the city formed Improvement District No 4 designating Washington Avenue within the district. A resolution from April 12 1911 directed the district boundaries and described the portion of Washington Avenue to be paved with bituminous material.
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