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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1911
Page
7
The Commercial Club announces a bid opening on April 10 for all hides made for the Exhibit. Interested bidders must submit by the deadline and comply with specifications outlined in the notice.
Multiple 10 acre parcels near the city offered at 3600 to 6500 dollars with homes, barns, and road access. Properties feature apple and cherry orchards, strawberry potential, water rights, and near schools. Purchases mainly on partial down payments with balance over time.
The hall remains on railroad land and will be sold to the highest bidder. The winning bidder must remove the hall within five days after April 10. Bids should be addressed to the Secretary of the Commercial Club in La Grande Oregon.
Taxpayers in West La Grande third ward pressed the council to rereadopt sewer plans arranging alley connections instead of street lines. The change, supported by many petitioners including ex Mayors Hall and Meyers, will require new drafts and assessments and delays installation, possibly delaying sewer work beyond this summer.
A resolution subdividing three original sewer improvement districts aims to hasten installation. Under the change, areas without houses will not be supplied now, allowing smaller communities to receive sewer facilities sooner while awaiting development of sparsely settled sections.
Local ad proclaims affordable dyeing and cleaning services with a sample job option and an invitation to try their work. The message emphasizes convenient service and urges customers to let them handle dyeing and cleaning needs.
Delegates from Modern Woodmen camps in Union County elected representatives for the head camp gathering at Hood River in May. A. C. Rollins of North Powder became Union County camp counsel and Ed Heath of La Grande camp clerk. EK E Daniels was named delegate and A W Nelson of La Grande an alternate. The next convention will meet in La Grande.
sealed bids for 4965 square yards of bitulithic pavement on Main Avenue between Fourth Street West and First Street East with excavation curbing and drainage will be received by La Grande city council. bids due by 8 pm April 12 1911 with 5 percent certified check. Warren Brothers agreement licensed bidders. La Grande Oregon April 6 1911 C M Humphreys Recorder.
Two years of constipation troubled Thos. E. Williams of Middleboro Kentucky. He tried Bristol Tennessee doctors with no relief until two packages of Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tables cured him. For sale locally.
A planner argues fruit land is the best investment, promising value rise and big returns if held. The orchard plan frees the owner from daily care, needing only occasional visits, and emphasizes choosing a reputable firm to manage a carefully planted tract in Imbler district.
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