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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1908
Page
2
A group of old-time political workers met to stage a day-long silent election observance. The program covers polling hours from morning to evening with a noon recess for quiet ballot casting, readings on topics like prohibition and elections, music, and light refreshments. Oregon reference notes the change leaves no shouting on election day.
A pearl-handled penknife lost between Heulat's store and the farmers feed barn. Another note asks to leave at this office or on Adams avenue between Elm and Depot. A passbook 252 at Farmers & Traders National Bank is lost in favor of Ethel M. Wright. Also request to leave at Polack's store.
Gale tract of 560 acres six miles from town on R F D offers 100 acres cultivation, a $1000 restaurant and other improvements, spring water for house and barns, a creek, and a four acre strip for $5000 cash. Indian Valley Realty Co Elgin pledges a square deal.
Owner offers a modern five room house with barn near the main street in La Grande. Includes household goods and furniture. Inspection and terms available at the premises. Clinton G Osburn omits a period.
An old patent remedy ad promotes Popham’s Asthma Remedy offering prompt relief in every case. Sold by druggists for $1.00 with a trial package by mail for 10 cents. Williams Manufacturing Co. is listed as the proprietor, with A. T. Hill as the druggist selling the product.
An advertisement from Mathews Stoll and Geass promotes prompt service and affordable prices. It urges customers to call phones Red 383 or Black 1561 for fast assistance and reliable support. The message emphasizes readiness and customer access.
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