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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1908
Page
6
Pp J Daley of 1247 W Congress gt Chicago reports his feeble mother gains from Electric Bitters. He notes improved flesh, resolved insomnia, and ongoing strength. The tonic claims rapid stomach and kidney relief and is sold under guarantee at Newlin’s drug store.
Walla Walla dispatch reports W. T. Bunnel, 85, a lay border at Fred Stine ranch six miles from Walla Walla, struck by an O R & N train near Spotford warehouse about 2 PM. He suffered fatal head injuries and died at St Mary’s hospital at 4 PM after an earlier report of possible self harm tied to losing his home.
Fifteen year old Martha Morrill of Kamela fell returning from school and broke her right arm near the elbow. She was taken to La Grande for treatment by Dr. Hubbard. Doctors fear the fracture may heal stiff and prevent full use of the arm. She returned home on the late train.
Mercantile interests press to aid Great Northern entry into Tacoma. Hill states railroad ready to enter Tacoma and help build a Grand Central depot matching western standards. Plan envisions using Seattle routes over Northern Pacific tracks with new yards and freight houses on NP land.
A lax advertising notice from A. T. Hill Drug Store promises Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets will cure indigestion in La Grande. If the product fails to give complete relief after trial, the medicine is furnished free. The offer emphasizes guaranteed satisfaction and widespread belief in Rexall remedies.
A. J. Nusbaum of Batesville Indiana writes he suffered three months with a summer cold and hay fever last year. A doctor’s prescription failed to help and many medicines worsened his condition. He crowed that FoLeyed Honey and Tar quickly relieved his symptoms and allowed him to return to business.
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