Wallpaper Lifts Mood Amid Cash Delays at Home
A reflective note praises bright wallpaper for brightening life despite delayed payments. The author suggests wallpaper enhances home comfort and value even when finances are tight.
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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1906
Page
3
A reflective note praises bright wallpaper for brightening life despite delayed payments. The author suggests wallpaper enhances home comfort and value even when finances are tight.
A short notice states that the shop handles only fresh meats and moves beef mutton lamb pork and poultry quickly. It invites customers to place orders if they object to state meats.
A local report praises L A Grande School for its strong musical program led by Professor Day and Principal Mrs Day. The institution claims modern teaching methods, two divisions, and grades from five to fifteen with graduation, weekly lessons, and an emphasis on advancement.
A touring Uncle Tom's Cabin company led by John F. Stowie presents a two-thousand-seat tented engagement at La Grande starting Thursday May 1. Twenty performers with new scenery and a twenty-piece band led by Prof. Hayworth offer a noon concert and afternoon performance with tickets 25 to 35 cents.
An ad extols Hill's soda fountain offering popular drinks to quench thirst and save money for clothing and family treats. It emphasizes cheerful service for wife and children and invites customers to enjoy a refreshing, affordable experience.
A notice requests all members of the Grande Republican Club and all Republicans to meet tomorrow evening at the Commercial Club to elect officers and organize for an aggressive campaign before the election. G. M. Ricusy, President. FOR SALE Three dozen laying hens and eleven young chickens offered for sale at once. Inquiries at this office. Advertisements promote refreshment options at a soda fountain and advertise Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea 36 cents for tea or tablets.
Rain did not dampen the crowd as the California Girls entertained at the Des Moines opera house with a lively show. A 16 girl chorus sprinkled in music and ballet between acts while the audience laughed throughout. The entertainment was praised as very good by observers. May 15 in Des Moines. In the same city the Iowa tuberculosis workers convention, led by former Governor Larrabee, opened with discussions on public health methods and disease control.
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