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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1908
Page
7
A selection of 500 handsome fabrics in fall and winter suiting and over coatings is shown in the tailoring department. The assortment is from Ed V Price & Co., noted as the world’s largest makers of good fabrics.
Notice announces a November 24 1908 special election in La Grande Oregon to approve amendments to the city charter. Polls open 9 a m to 5 p m with designated ward polling places and appointed judges and clerks. The document records the council order ordinance No 292 Series 1908 and the recorder's seal.
David Eccles the Sugar King begins a southeastern Oregon inspection trip with F. B. Bramwell from Baker to Austin through Harney county. The tour assesses a feeder road linking the Sumpter Valley and Harriman lines toward a Gould transcontinental route, potentially 200 miles long and touching Nevada.
Pendleton September 28 The Umatilla district fair opened this morning with a bumper attendance and high expectations for a record week. Six days of events feature district day Pioneer day political day Oregon day public school day and baby and commercial days with Ex-Governor Geer and Frank K. Welles among speakers and De Caprio’s Portland band providing music throughout.
A. T. Hill, druggist, promotes Urine Laxative Fruit Syrup as a gentle stomach and liver stimulant. The syrup aids digestion, stimulates liver and bowels without irritation, avoids nausea or griping, and is mild and pleasant to take.
Dr Ellis owner of the educated horse Don Fulano orders a gold crown fitted to a brittle tooth. Dr Filia, a veterinarian, maintains the animal in good trim as reported by the Pendleton Tribune.
All who are interested are notified that the drug stock of the Newlin Drug Co has been disposed of and all bills and accounts due prior to September 1908 are now due and collectible at the Newlin Book and Stationery Co. Creditors are asked to call there and settle their accounts Mrs F. Newlin.
P. J. Daley of Chicago reports his feeble elderly mother gained flesh, overcame insomnia, and grew stronger after using Electric Bitters. The tonic quickly relieves stomach, liver, and kidney complaints and is sold with a guarantee at Newlin's drug store.
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