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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1905
Page
2
An Observer dispatch reports global relief as war ends between two races. Christians, Protestants, and political leaders praise this peace, noting reduced race tensions and religious strife. The Anglo Saxon race shares in universal joy over the cessation of bloodshed. The Pope, Greek Church head, and Mikado express relief at end of slaughter.
A historical note records that since 1892 no newspapers have been printed on Sundays in Norway and since 1895 no bread has been baked on Sundays. This reflects long standing Sunday rest and publication/deliberate halts in certain sectors.
The passage notes Chicago did not appear on maps before 1840 but by later years grew to become the world’s fourth city in population and wealth. Only London New York and Paris surpassed it.
July and August drift into history as the valley anticipates a record wheat harvest. With school starting soon and business warming, the region expects a strong seasonal rebound driven by the bumper crop and returning pleasure seekers from the mountains and sea coast.
Sablea skin becomes soft and smooth with Hollinter's a Hocky Mountain this month. It regulates digestion and bowels, calms the little one to sleep and supports growth. Newlin Ding Co.
The article cites the 1900 US census showing death rates per 1000 deaths by month. Winter figures December 76.7 January 86.7 February 86.5. summer June 67 July 79.5 August 2.9. fall September 76.5 October 76 November 69.5. It concludes death rates are lowest in summer and higher in winter and spring.
Danville Indiana resident G Higbee reports a rheumatism cure after using Ballard's Snow Liniment. He says two years of pain ended by one bottle and urges others to try the remedy. Offered by Newlin Drag Co for 25 cents per bottle.
A Seattle Grocery Co statement urges customers to give a trial order to prove quality. It promises satisfaction or no trade, declares a pleased customer is won by demonstrations of how well they serve, and touts best groceries for the least money as their motto.
Having bought the Bock and Thomas establishments and the Full Market, the three shops will offer choice meals at lower prices. The intent is not to raise meat prices but to reduce them and boost trade. a trial order will prove the claim.
It notes shops on Adams Avenue between Grandy and Depot, Adams Avenue between Elm and Fir Streets, and a site between Jefferson and Adams Avenue. The fragment lists street boundaries in Taree with no clear event or dates.
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