Observer Bruge Dennis Editor and Owner Note
Local newspaper masthead listing editor and owner Bray Dennis with post office details for La Grande pending pricing lines and publication frequency.
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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1911
Page
4
Local newspaper masthead listing editor and owner Bray Dennis with post office details for La Grande pending pricing lines and publication frequency.
Meeting last evening confirmed the La Grande fair will be held again this fall with a strong push to involve ranchers and farmers from across the valley. Prominent local farmers urged direct participation to showcase products and support a sane, substantial expo aligned with Grande Ronde valley interests.
Tomorrow Baker's baseball team travels to Greene for a return game as both squads show strong form this season. The locals signal a competitive matchup likely to please fans who enjoy a solid baseball contest.
The article urges La Grande to turnout for an upcoming game against Baker's team and to greet visiting players warmly. It notes Baker treated La Grande well last Sunday and stresses reciprocal hospitality and a strong home welcome to ensure both competition and friendship.
Notice is hereby given that the city of La Grande Oregon by resolution dated February 1910 creating Improvement District No 20 and designating Elm street as such district and a 1911 resolution declaring intent to improve Elm street by bitulithic pavement will, ten days after service of this notice on affected property owners, order that the described improvement proceed.
Public notice from La Grande Oregon 1911 detailing boundary improvements on Elm street from Washington avenue to Jefferson avenue and affected property in Chaplin's addition blocks 106 113 107 112 with a $6300 assessment. Council to meet May 10 1911 to consider costs and hear objections.
From an old scrap book, the article notes birds sing beautifully but do not follow musical harmony rules. It argues birds lack theoretical harmony knowledge, yet could yield revenue if their songs were transcribed. It highlights the thrush as having unusually pure tones with a descending three-note sequence in perfect seconds.
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