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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1905
Page
2
Local post office at Le Grands, Origon, lists advertising rates for condolence messages and greeting cards. Rates are set per line, with 56 per line for condolence cards and other notices.
Historic find places John Paul Jones in Paris where he died in 1792. Remains to be brought to the United States for ceremonial interment. Noted as America’s first naval hero with praise from Congress and Washington.
The young figure known as Kingdom Gould endures a turbulent period amid college hazing episodes and polo life. His relatives and the public follow the evolving story of his struggles and resilience.
Wallowa News notes birthday dinners honoring Thomas Jefferson show his many sided nature. Speakers differ on his current political sentiments, with debates over what he would say about modern issues. Jefferson’s writings appear scripture-like, supporting diverse arguments.
The eight months to February 1905 show imports of funded i dise to the United Btattes totaling 729,018 dollars and exports of 1,007,909,515 dollars, producing a favorable balance of 278,893,117 dollars.
The remark suggests the “merry off man” could be linked to the name John D Robafeller, reflecting a local belief or nickname discussion among Congregationalists. The comment hints at naming controversy without confirming facts or broader context.
Parson Thomas Uzzell of the Tabernacle in Denver sent a message to the president via Secretary Loeb asking for the carcasses of bears killed during the hunt to be distributed to Denver's poor.
Ad copy extols Jersey Cream Flour as best for white bread. Garbled lines mention health benefits and liver trouble with unclear references to remedies and a tonic sold in a drug store.
The government dredge Chinnook, costing 10009 dollars monthly to operate, has been laid up as experts deem it a costly luxury with little benefit. Ocean erosion still damages the jetty at the Columbia River mouth, highlighting ongoing efforts to improve it.
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