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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1909
Page
4
Local notice lists editorial policies and subscription rates for the La Grande Evening Observer. It notes United Press Telegraph Service, address details, and advertising rates. The notice emphasizes signed articles, word limits, and pricing for notices and condolences.
The Iowa Woman Suffrage Association asks state legislature candidates to state their stance on suffrage with silence equated to opposition. Los Angeles and Philadelphia suffrage groups press signatures for a national petition to Congress. An Ohio editor flirts with violent rhetoric, while a carnival plans detail the upcoming event to boost city morale and warm the season.
Next Friday night the opera house seats will be filled by local people as proceeds of a 25 cent admission fund the Inland Empire best bands. The boys have added new instruments and new uniforms are expected. the concert promises to be worth more than double the price.
The Pendleton Tribune announces its suspension as a daily newspaper and will publish as a semi weekly. The Eugene and Roseburg Commercial oppose forming a new Nesmith county from Lane and Douglas counties. The Oregon-Idaho Development League is expected to promote more railroads.
Pendleton prepares for a state supreme court session next Monday with 26 cases listed, 10 from this county. Julius Roesch seeks an injunction to halt county court action on the June election. Oregon cases include McDonald, Branel vs Oregon Railroad, and Rynearnon vs Upton. Sam Smith faces arson charges at the J N Williamson ranch on Ochoco Creek in Grant County.
Notice is given that J. E. Peach has been appointed administrator of the estate of William S. Peach, deceased, by the Union County Court. All persons with claims must present them with vouchers to the administrator at his residence eight miles east of La Grande, within six months. Dated March 22, 1909. C. H. Finn, Attorney.
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