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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1906
Page
2
A collection of typographic fragments from Oregon newspapers discusses postage, manuscript policy, and ad rates. It includes notes on signed articles, submission guidelines, and satirical quips about Oregon politics and weather in Pendleton Tribune and Union editorials.
The article urges young country boys to receive strong home training to resist temptations in cities. It emphasizes temperance, fit employment, and steady effort as foundations for success, advising close thinking, parental guidance, clean living, and decisive action to build a useful, happy life.
The Eugene Daily Guard releases a richly illustrated edition detailing the resources of Eugene and Lana county. It extols the celebrated portions of the grand old state of Oragon with emphasis on the magnificent female sources of war.
The address by Senator R A Booth on Obligations to Railroads, printed yesterday with Booth’s name omitted, was praised as one of the ablest speeches of the convention. The Eugene Register quoted him noting the Oregon lines head is a busy man who keeps others out of Oregon and cannot get anything out of Oregon himself.
Postmaster Richey says the La Grande postoffice totals for the year ending in March will rise by more than $100 per month from the previous year. Merchants' stocks reflect community prosperity and Christmas trade outlook. 1906 is described as the most prosperous year in La Grande and Union county with strong advance sales and limited postholiday stock.
Stillwell & Co meat market lists oysters among seafood offerings including clams crabs and two oyster varieties Olympia and Eastern with contact by calling main 6.
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