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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1906
Page
2
The piece argues for supporting Haworth with 1082 votes in La Grande while noting a Republican majority in Union county and urging turnout. It discusses payrolls from mills and railroads, local political alignments between Union Republicans and Democrats, and the duty of La Grande voters to influence the broader county result.
The letter argues Union Democrats will support Mr. Holmes a Democrat. It says Haworth would split the vote if he gained 1082 La Grande votes, but Holmes should receive 412 Union votes and a unified Democrat support base.
In the primary, Mr. Harrison and Mr. J R Oliver each drew 3 votes on the Democratic side while Mr T T Gaer, the Republican governor nominee, also received 3 votes. The union claims politics should not divide La Grande.
The article notes the vinegar factory is an assured fact but all capital stock remains unsubscribed. A few more days are expected to determine the outcome and its impact on La Grande’s payrolls and market prospects.
In this city Sunday May 20 1906 to Mr and Mrs Nelson a daughter.
Mrs Lucia Wilke of Caroline Wisconsin found happiness not in wealth but in Bucklen’s Arnica Salve which fully cured a running sore on her leg after 28 years of pain. The ad claims the salve is the greatest antiseptic healer for piles wounds and sores priced at 25 cents. New in drug company circular.
A friendly note highlights Hill's soda fountain offering a wide range of drinks to quench thirst and save cash for essentials. It advocates sharing smiles with family while enjoying beverages.
A cheerful appearance hides worry over a due note while wallpaper is praised for brightening homes. The ad invites readers to see wallpaper and its comfort even without immediate cash.
Frank E. Dooly reports to the Portland office that National Union Insurance Co. expects San Francisco earthquake losses near one million dollars but anticipates salvage and notes a $750,000 guarantee fund subscribed by stockholders. E. E. Cong, president, and G. H. Powers, local agent, sign.
The Interior Department announces restoration of public lands to settlement at La Grande Oregon under a March 1906 reclamation order. Lands in Township 8S R38E and 9S R59E, including portions of Sections 35 29 and 32, become subject to entry filing and selection July 18 1906 under usual restrictions. W A Richard Commissioner and Ryan Acting Chief of Interior sign.
An advertisement claims deaths from appendicitis decrease as Dr King’s New Life Pills rise in use. It promises quick and painless relief from constipation and related ailments, boasting strength and vigor after use and guaranteeing by Newlin Dana 2ic.
Notice to all water consumers in La Grande Oregon that irrigation requires filing an application with the City Recorder. Irrigation hours are 5 30 to 7 30 p m. Signed H C Gilham Water Supt dated April 30 1906.
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