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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1910
Page
5
A handwritten notice from B. E. Davis offers a standing reward of $25.00 for conviction of anyone breaking sewer pipes or molesting work on the sewer contract at this office. The message mentions one hundred in and bun die and 25 cont[a] at this office, indicating damaged OCR text.
The Ob server office seeks clean cotton rags and offers vacuuming taking up sewing and laying. L F Billinger lists Red 562 and Red 141 contact numbers. The Ladies Aid Society of the MBE church will conduct a rummage sale in the store building next door.
The notice references a sale at Bohnenkamp's store on Adams Avenue scheduled for October 21 and 22, with events occurring the day after and on Saturday.
Nate Ardrey a piano tuner at Newlin Stationery store notes the switches gale this week at Mme Root’s display. Free demonstration of her beauty preparations will precede a Women of Woodcraft initiation for twelve next Thursday evening. A box social follows in the lodge hall inviting all members to bring boxes of good things.
Mrs A D Vandecar returns to Foley hotel room 4 and stays until Saturday. Impounded stock description includes M- branding and left hip shod. Oct 19 to 29 Silverthorn Drug Co completes white enamel fixtures and store interior. Dr Mendelsohn windows receive elegant gold letterwork for a modern look. G W Ferris Pound Master notifies calls for orders.
An array of professionals, politicians, and businessmen travel through La Grande and nearby towns. L Denham and J G Smith are in the city, while B F Keller proves up land in Meacham. Names from Wallowa to Joseph and Pendleton appear on business, politics, and real estate circuits.
Joseph steps into new responsibilities today as he assumes his designated duties, marking a transition in leadership. He begins his role with plans to implement changes and oversee ongoing operations.
R. D. Zweifel and colleagues from Elgin are guests in Foley today as they conduct business in the city. The group includes J. H. Barnes C. W. Fisher J. F. Taylor and H. D. Spencer.
Ross Newport of Newport Construction is in the city today interviewing and meeting O R N personnel about improvements planned for Unity.
J. R. Wortman D. M. Crosaland and F. B. Harn of Union were at the Summer House today on their way home from Wallowa where they had been attending the shoot.
Charley A. Barrett republican candidate for joint senator from Morrow Umatilla and Union counties spends days in Union visiting Elgin and shaking hands with voters. He was in Migin yesterday and in Union today representing Athena interests in the race.
Mr. Philbrick of Philbrick & Greenwood, American Falls Idaho, a draft horse dealer, is in the city and touring the Grande Ronde valley to inspect prospects and markets.
Dr M P Mendelsohn advertises extensive experience in fitting glasses with no extra charge for examination. Endorsed by Pacific Coast oculists and local physicians, the practice promises satisfaction, on the spot replacement of broken glasses, and flexible office hours from 9 to 12, 1 to 6, and 7 to 8.
A brief notice seeking to buy a few Jersey cows. Details on quantity and terms are not fully legible in the fragment. Interested parties are urged to contact the source for conditions and location.
M L Batman of Bernard Mfg Co Spokane visited the city this morning en route to Elgin to install a new mill outfit. Work will be rushed to permit a speedy resumption of grinding at the flouring mill.
M Goff known as Judge reports Minam scenery and notes the post office operates from a goods box. Despite the unusual setup, the official serves the public and maintains duties in the remote community.
Frank Stevens of Joseph City travels through La Grande on his way home from Hot Lake where he battled severe rheumatism. He reports feeling first rate again and hails Hot Lake as an enemy of rheumatism.
R. W. Varnum, who ran the Silverthorn drug store soda fountain all summer, departs La Grande today for Chicago to spend the winter. He says he plans to return next season after making many friends and enjoying pleasant relations with Mr. Silverthorn.
R. F. Cleghorn and his wife depart for Twin Falls where he was hired by Warren Construction Co. to assist in a paving contract. He is praised as one of the finest steam roller operators, and his work has helped La Grande's paving progress. The couple bade many friends goodbye during their brief stay.
Patrons flock to Isis Theatre where the Barrington house party film draws strong praise for its story of love and secrecy. The lively program keeps audiences returning every night for its engaging plot and memorable incidents.
The piece argues that kidney and bladder ailments are deadly if untreated and require remedies beyond suspicion. It asserts Foley's Kidney Pills contain no harmful drugs and have passed a long test, marketed by Hill's Drug Store.
We thank friends for kindness and sympathy during the bereavement of our husband and father who died Oct. 12, 1910. Our friends shall always hold a dear place in our hearts. May God bless them. MRS. J. H. KINDRED and Children.
Weakley of Kokomo Indiana reports kidney and bladder trouble lasting over three years with headaches and pain. After a bottle of Foley's Kidney Pills his back ache vanished, kidneys strengthened, and he claims quick, permanent relief and urges others to try the product. Hille Drug Store carries the remedy.
A historical note extols Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as fully used in nine dysentery epidemics and claimed to be safe for both children and adults when paired with water and sugar. The wording emphasizes cure potential for a dangerous disease.
City of La Grande Oregon announces improvement district No 3 on Main avenue from 4th to 1st streets to lay cement walks. Estimated cost 1685 dollars. A hearing on October 26, 1910 at 8 p m will consider the cost and special assessments for property owners in the district.
Fragmented text mentions a remedy and reassurance of safety with no clear event. No identifiable people or organizations are readable. Unable to extract a coherent news item from the garbled OCR.
For rent three unfurnished rooms in a good location. Inquire at this office. For sale a seven room modern house with a good barn on a 60 by 120 corner lot at 1108 Penn Ave. Inquire R. E. Smith at Smith and Green's. For sale or trade a 10 acre apple orchard in Fruitdale near the school, trees 12 years old, willing to trade for city property with easy terms. Inquire of R. BE. Smith at Smith & Greene's VA Lane attack. For sale a thirty-thirty rifle and .38 caliber Colts revolver. Phone Black 272.
A silver watch was found at the fair grounds. The owner may retrieve it by contacting the office and covering the related expenses.
Classified notice offers two furnished front rooms on the ground floor for rent. Gentlemen preferred. Contact phone Red. 3762.
Classified notice offers a dining room table and chairs a kitchen range a cabinet and a three burner gasoline stove for sale at bargain prices if purchased immediately. Local ads indicate urgent sale terms and quick removal.
A newspaper ad promotes Orrine as a medical treatment to destroy the urge for liquor and restore health. It claims high cure rates, a money back guarantee, and offers a free booklet titled How to Cure Drunkenness. The Orrine Co coordinates from 674 Orrine Building Washington DC, with local distribution via Silverthorn's Family Drug Store.
A fragment describes a remedy tied to liver and five organs, claiming to improve digestion and regulate the bowels. The text hints at strengthening internal systems to enhance appetite.
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