Osteopathy as Cure for Chronic Ailments Cited
A historical view argues against masking pain with morphine and opiates. It praises Osteopathy for addressing root causes by restoring nerve and blood supply to organs.
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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1905
Page
6
A historical view argues against masking pain with morphine and opiates. It praises Osteopathy for addressing root causes by restoring nerve and blood supply to organs.
Public notice under the Timber Land Act of June 3 1878 informs of land claim procedures in Oregon. It lists witnesses Adna Gmade van Joba T Willlatasote and others, with a deadline to present proof before the local land office in La Grande Oregon.
The Land Office at La Granda announces a public notice of claim by a settler to prove up and cultivate land. The registrant is George Uae Ghoaise W. DAVIS, Register, with dates and witnesses to verify residency and cultivation claims.
All persons indebted to the late Curtiv Ralston of La Grande are notified to settle and pay their claims. The business records show the administration is handled by LLATTIE J RALSTOR as Administratrix and will be available for review.
The Ladies Neighborhood Club met at the Commercial Club parlor and guests include Mire Goons Tanewa and Mrs Charles Norris. Garden huckleberries from a church sample seed were sown and touted for canning. A basketball game Friday at the Armory raises money for team uniforms. Chief Rayburn reports a $50 reward from the Grande Ronde Stock Growers for cattle theft cases. McDowell was jailed for horse theft.
All members of La Grande Camo No 160 are requested to attend a regular camp meeting at Elke Hall on Wednesday October 11. An important business item will be considered including the visit of our head Council and a change in by laws of the camp. Crerk camp 169.
Small onions for 10 cents per gallon offered for pickling. Delivered to any part of the city. Address 0 A Caray street and number.
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