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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1910
Page
5
Local ad for Wright Drug Co highlights prescription services with registered pharmacists and fresh drugs. It notes competitive pricing, charging a definite percentage above cost, and claims superior service due to the pharmacist staff. It also lists L. F. Billinger with Red 562 and Red 141 for contact.
Mr J T Pendleton of Effingham Illinois explains he suffered kidney and bladder discomfort with severe backache for some time before seeking relief. He details ongoing symptoms and impact on health. The report notes a treatment remedy referenced by Pendleton in the context of his experience.
A Hill's Drug Store customer recalls sight difficulties and bladder pain from a cold that settled in the kidneys. After a few weeks of Foley Kidney Pills, backache subsides and energy returns, with vision clearing and a belief in recommending the remedy to friends.
W H Jeffison of La Grande and W W Cheasman of Eugene are in the city today. Mrs G E Moore and Mrs L Bartlett went to Hot Lake for treatment. Miss Ellen Grady returned from Union where she cared for Mrs Harland Stewart. L B Carter and Thomas Wright, Imbler men, are in the city for business. Mrs A J Allen of Palmer Junction is visiting friends. Mr and Mrs W W Glass moved to South La Grande for the winter. Geo H Currey Jr, Guard Russel Bangs, and Roy B Currey returned from Spokane. Mr and Mrs W B Sargent are home from a wedding tour through the middlewest.
Guarantee promises to cure itching bleeding or protruding piles in 6 to 14 days or money back. Advertisement notes 60 cents price for PAZO ointment.
A near full house welcomed Miss Winston in Grey Dove at Steward’s Opera House in La Grande. C J Lionel and W S Van Dyke drew laughs and praise alongside ingersoll Loucks Robeson and Grey in strong ensemble performances. Tonight The Mansion of Aching Hearts screens as the meritorious drama.
Ad copy for a patent remedy promising one day cure for colds. Mentions LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE TABLETS and a money back guarantee if it fails. Druggists refund policy stated. Signature of E. W. Growd on each box. Price 25 cents.
Ellen Beach Yaw urges a student to consider the price of greatness in the arts. She warns of many American girls with budding promise who fade into mediocrity and obscurity if they do not weigh the costs of pursuing a career in voice and artistry.
A quotation from At the Steward dated September 17 urges strict self discipline to become great. It lists ceasing late suppers chocolate and novels, taking regular exercise, dropping alcohol and ice cream, and devoting life to study and work. It says success depends on the individual’s choice and effort.
Washington November 8 Special officials face multiple knotty issues at once as they review the locations of the first posts and related banking questions.
Trustees across states discuss opening 1911 postal banks and how to judge solvency. The 65 percent deposit rule applies to banks including savings banks and trust companies, with the Comptroller of the Currency likely assessing national banks. A fair, impartial method involving federal and state agencies is sought to avoid favoritism. A stray local note reports a black mare and red seared buggy arriving at a farmer's feed barn.
Maud Cochran of Kamela Oregon filed intent to make Final Commutation Proof for Lot 1 2 and NE 1 4 of Section 6 Township 2 South Range 36 East Willamette Meridian. Hearing set before Register and Receiver U S Land Office La Grande Oregon November 17 1910. Witnesses Ezra Hunt Charles C McFall Henry K Charlton and Kyle Charlton all of Kamela Oregon.
Steel for two new bridges on the upper Grande Ronde River rests at Hilgard awaiting installation. Bridge Superintendent Campbell reports unloading completed and work to proceed rapidly.
The bridge superintendent plans urgent completion of two bridges to ease summer rain hardships. He has also worked at Elgin where the Willow creek bridge nears completion.
The bank cites ample capital and adherence to prudent, conservative yet progressive policy. It promises modern facilities for prompt transactions and ample vaults and safes for money notes insurance policies and other valuables, with liberal treatment aligned to prudent banking standards.
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