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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1905
Page
3
Multiple small ads offer furnished rooms for rent at 4th street corner Cove Oregon. Also listing for eight acres of orchard land with house and barn, exchange offer, a dressmaking class and a photo gallery charge change, along with lost umbrella and rental rooms and a house for sale notice.
The Red Newlin Drug Co advertises a free delivery service inviting customers to order goods without entering the store. It emphasizes the same pricing and service quality for new and regular customers and promises convenient home delivery.
Annie Johna as administratrix of the Bishop Johns estate filed the final account in Union County Court Oregon. The court set Tuesday October 3 1905 at 4 PM for the hearing of the final settlement.
The ladies of the M E Church will host a rummage sale on the 18th 19th and 20th in the White Building formerly Union Steam Laundry. Donations welcome notify Mrs Aldrich.
The Episcopal Church ladies announce a semi annual rummage sale at Mr Kilpatrick's Implementatore on October 19 18 and 4. A chance to secure lots of good bargains. People with items to contribute should notify Mrs Mac Wood and they will be called for.
The Centenn ial Hotel announces weekly rates of five dollars paid in cash for rooms under Dow Management. Meals priced at twenty five cents. Special monthly rates for regular patrons. Address 1417 Adams Avenue. Phone 1161. Mra W E Murchison is listed as proprietor.
The Observer advertises engraved stock for patrons with sample cards and announcements at safe prices. It invites readers to send away for work and mentions fees and postage.
Notice states that the late Bock & Thomas interest is sold to Fred Bock who will collect all accounts and receipts. It urges all debtors to settle promptly, naming G. W. Thomas and Fred Bock and providing contact and local business references. Also mentions wood supply and grocery provisions along with dated notices in La Grand, Oregon.
Notice to property owners owing shade trees along the sidewalk that limbs overhanging the sidewalk will be cut within ten days. The Street Superintendent will trim at the owner’s expense. Signed by Fred Bynhoret Street Superintendent City of La Grande dated September 27, 1905.
A read fragment touts Backlen's Arnica salve as quick relief for injuries from a daredevil ride and foot wounds at Newlin Drag company. The advert asserts dramatic healing effects and mentions Theo dore Schaele and galoians in connection with the product.
An ad style excerpt claims New Life pills cure stomach and bowel disorders with “the result, was cured.” The text mentions De Kien and a buffer line, advertising at Newlin's drug store, touting Inzative properties.
The Grand Jury reports its term concluded and ready for discharge. It reviews county officers, finds records orderly, commends debt reduction of about 63 908 41 since March 31 1904, and urges courthouse repairs, road improvements, and proper accounting and budgeting practices.
The record notes thanks for courtesy during emergency treatment and a request for discharge after seven days of session. It lists Ben Brown as Foreman and committee members including John Graham GeoL Huffman P Dickineon Jota Jemison EA Wills Jacob Emt as part of the Grand Jury in La Grands county, Union, Oregon, dated October 9, 1906.
A wide brimmed hat worn in the Riveralds Derive scene is noted for its large one side design with a long spray trailing from front to back. It is attributed to Louine of New York and featured in the image style of Fid Follatin.
A patient from Johor, Tullamore, Ontario reports relief after using Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. The individual suffered three years of indigestion and sleeplessness following meals, but found cure after taking the remedy by Newlin.
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