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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1905
Page
2
The La Grande Evening Observer lists advertising rates for local notices at 0 cents per line for the first ten lines, 10 cents per line for each additional insertion, with condolence resolutions priced at 50 cents per line and cards of thanks at 60 cents per line. Publication dates and subscription details are shown for a six year advance term at $650 per year.
A University of Oregon bulletin quoted by FG Young argues that poor country roads add 600 million dollars yearly to farmers costs. It cites 1895 data showing western roads cost 5.12 per ton to shipping points, 0.25 per mile national fuel, and totals 900 million in road-haul, with 600 million avoidable by universal good roads.
Persistent wet spell dulls town life yet promises bountiful harvest. Farmers report improved soil moisture and potential yield increases as rains continue.
Diphtheria remains prevalent citywide and requires prompt medical care for sore throat symptoms. Parents should avoid patent medicines and unproven remedies, as early treatment is crucial and the disease resists experimental practices.
A 1902 testimonial touts Herbine as a morning tonic to ward off disease. It claims to cure constipation biliousness dyspepsia fevers and kidney complaints and to purify the blood. Texan reader endorses it as best for constipation and liver troubles. Newlin Drug Co. advertises.
A fragmented ad warns against borrowing and lists burdens of disease and fatigue. It mentions Newlin see we drug store and a price of 600, with unclear references to medicines and remedies. The snippet lacks clear names or events but implies a medical products promotion.
In a hurry call for fast freight with the wagon ready at the depot or your home. Trunk transport offered with moderate charges. Day phone 1751, night phone 1863.
Harris the Meat Man continues business at the old stand inviting old and new customers. He notes scarce prime beef cattle but offers cured meats ham bacon and soon fresh young beef and fattening stock. He also provides fresh fish and poultry with prompt delivery and phone 1601.
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