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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1910
Page
8
O. Russel of Eigin is registered at the Gavoy today. Mrs. Lee C. Henderson of Pasco is also noted in the registrations with similar records.
Dr. Mendelsohn offers trusted eyewear with 29 years of practice and extensive equipment. He has served over 2200 people in Union and Wallowa counties, including about 200 children, with replacements while you wait and flexible hours from 9 to 12 and 1 to 6, evenings by appointment.
An editorial contrasts regulated White labor with unregulated Chinese laundries, arguing Chinese methods are unsanitary and exploit workers while praising Cherry's New Laundry for sanitary steam processes. It claims local plant offers skilled employment and reasonable charges, urging readers to compare and visit.
Waah stops at the Savoy. Ben Rich and wife of Wallowa are guests at the Foley today. C A Manditem of Pt Worth registered at the Summer. John Thum of Portland representing a line of olla at the Foley. C C Laselle of Denver with clothing line registered at the Polpy today. Pred B Currey J H Peare and J J Carr depart tonight for Portland on business. Mrs W Weatherspoon of Pleasant Valley is a Summer guest. County Judge J C Henry leaves for Walla Walla for good roads convention. Mrs Wilbur McCully returns to Joseph after visiting her mother. Mrs H S Massee leaves for southern Wisconsin to visit elderly parents. F M Hoffedetz of Imbler registered at the Foley. He is with Summerville Lumber Co. Mrs Charles Foster and daughter Edna go to Wallowa County then Idaho to visit friends. Ruth and Helen Hart of Hilgard arrive after visiting in Wallowa.
Mrs M B Mendelsohn and her daughter and niece Miss Lillian Neuman depart for San Francisco where Neuman resides and Mendelsohn will attend the golden wedding of her parents. Will Wright of Salem visits La Grande and stays at the Summer Hotel. Wright is a state bank examiner. A summons was filed today in the district court against Mrs Colon R Eberhard and daughter arriving from a weeklong visit with relatives in Joseph.
County Clerk Hd Wright issued a marriage license to James Rice and Emma V Willis, both residents of this county.
A Mr B W L Hall of Wavery Vans saya praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the best cold treatment. He states he believes it to be absolutely the best and has recommended it to friends who all agree with him. For sale by all dealers.
Mrs Hettie Hedgeman of Nelsonville Ohio writes of June 3 1910 praising Parisian Sage for stopping hair loss and improving shine after two to three applications. The Newlin Drug Co guarantees results in two weeks or money back with a 50 cent large bottle sold widely. The package features the Auburn hair girl.
Society notes from South La Grande recount hostess led evenings with musical programs and refreshments. Guests include Horace Ludiker Earl Ludiker Grover Bleworth Tom Williamson Armand Faulk H Long and Bernice Lloyd Naomi Kirtley Kiva Green Helena Love Jessie Greene Calista Love Mae Noyes Louise Douglass and others.
A large dry wood load offered by McLeod and Palmer with affordable pricing. Call Main 757 or Independent 1609 for details and purchase.
Juanta Warner of LaFayette states two years of kidney and bladder pain ended after using Foley Kidney Pills. She reports restored appetite, better sleep, and renewed strength following four bottles, and endorses the product. Her testimony appears in a local drugstore advertisement.
Sporting notes report Imbler ready for a tough season opener against the Huskies with the entire last year’s team back and steady practice. Pendleton High comes Jan 28 for a high tempo game vs the LPD Steam, promising fast basketball. Rules for 1910 11 lean toward minor boys changes, girls rules stay similar. The B M A plans a winter gym with classes and possible home gymnasium. practice space is scarce for amateur teams like the Delta club. Carl Dittebrandt travels to Portland for two demonstration cars due next month.
The article asserts customers must rely on the druggist since taste, odor, and appearance cannot confirm correct compounding. It highlights an effective system where every prescription is checked by trained pharmacists to prevent mistakes and ensure safety for all customers.
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