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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1906
Page
4
The article stresses that milk is essential for the young and adulteration harms health. It urges consumers to inspect milk sources by visiting the farm or processing place to observe how cows are kept and milk is drawn before feeding babies.
Notice states that unless remonstrance by abutting property owners is filed on or before April 4 1906 the city of La Grande will order construction of a 60 foot sidewalk from Fourth and C streets to CO and Seventh Street Dated March 24 La Grande Oregon City Recorder R Snoon
The ILA Grande School of Music touts a two department program for beginners six years and older with three grades, and a second division for grades two to six with graduation. Pupils study daily or weekly lessons, and no one remains longer than the program. Location near the Play House over the candy store. Phone 475.
Local lodge notices list weekly gatherings across multiple orders including Eagles La Grande Aeria 259 F O E at Redman Hall and La Grande Lodge No 16 with Saturday sessions. Star Encampment No 31 meets monthly on first and third Thursdays in Odd Fellows hall, among other fraternal groups with visiting members encouraged.
Washington April 2 expert opinion diverges on abandoning Dry Tortugas coaling station. Rear Admiral Bredford opposes moving to Treasury, while Naval General Board favors transferring to Guantanamo. Secretary Bonaparte notes over a million spent and $8,000 yearly upkeep. some officers say strategic value is gone and defense would be hard if attacked. Navy resists costly steel-vessel repair limits. debate over a 10 or 30 percent cost cap and risk of “rotten row” while Congress considers new ships.
The United States Coal Corporation acts to keep all mines running regardless of strike pressure. It contracted with the Pittsburg Coal Company for 8 million tons annually over 25 years to consolidate holdings. The company owns 32724 acres of coal land and mined 2204950 tons in 1905. Immense fuel stocks are reported at its mines and with the Pittsburg Company.
A legal notice appears in the Oregon State News announcing J. E. Batemitn as plaintiff in a case listed on page g06, indicating court action and involvement of the Circulation department. The document serves as a public filing notice for the matter.
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