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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1906
Page
2
Local call for balanced irrigation funding urges La Grande to send a delegation to Bolsa’s irrigation congress. The page notes a shift in Russia from autocracy to a constitutional monarchy and highlights broad political and social unrest across Europe and America.
Lewiston Teller argues that holding onto grudges harms self and others. He notes Indians and many others never forget injuries yet urges readers to forgive and forget to pursue happiness and avoid a life ruled by resentment. He warns hatred damages the soul and happiness.
Chicago grain markets report wheat opening at 77 4 and closing at 76 1 2 percent. Corn starts at 48 and ends at 47 1 2 percent. Oats open 54 and close 35 1 2 percent.
A Farmville Virginia resident A M Bruce reports chronic piles and malignant sores were cured by Luckien's Arnica Salve after twenty years of struggle. The product is described as best for old ulcers cuts burns and wounds and sold at Nawiin Drug Co.
The estate of William F. Ewing, deceased, asks all creditors to present claims within six months to the undersigned or at JL Caviness office in Island City Union County Oregon. Dated July 28 1906. Executrix Loisa Ewin of the estate of Widam F. Ewing deceased.
A new railroad extension into Wallowa County prompts La Grande to expect expanded freight and passenger service boosting manufacturing and commerce across La Grande and surrounding Brine area.
A local firm, after a year of effort, has received the saw mill and plans to move forward with a feasible next proposal. The team signals readiness to begin active work this year.
A fragmented notice describes a vast valley filled with homes near May Park and Fruitdale, with references to Union and a plan where water relates to the community’s future. The text hints at development and a future settlement in the area.
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