Great Good News for Young and Old Grande
A brief notice proclaims positive news affecting residents of Grande and nearby areas. The item emphasizes benefits for both youth and seniors, signaling community optimism and forthcoming improvements.
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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1904
Page
2
A brief notice proclaims positive news affecting residents of Grande and nearby areas. The item emphasizes benefits for both youth and seniors, signaling community optimism and forthcoming improvements.
In a brief they note Sey Bros as editors and proprietors, reflecting the paper’s historical leadership. The item underscores their editorial stance and ongoing publication as recorded in the periodical’s notice.
Public notice from La Grande Oregon postal and newspaper offices outlines mail classes and rates. It lists second class mail matter status, daily publication except Sunday, and pricing: single copy 5 cents, yearly and six month advance options.
A urged plan for state timber lands tied to school fund. The legislature should secure max price for school land or halt sales until values rise. mentions sealed bids in Minnesota showing bid range from 5 to 8.81 per thousand feet of lumber.
The discussion centers on selling standing timber from 69 000 acres of white pine for 931 319 dollars at 18 50 per acre. It argues Oregon school lands could yield far more value if disposed similarly, noting losses to the school fund and children. It criticizes current management as favorable to purchasers and urges prioritizing the children's interests.
Snow is described as a wealth producer in the valley, securing grass for stock, logs for mills, water for farmers, and demand for local businesses, with optimism that continued snowfall will sustain these benefits for the community.
In an Our Dumb Animals editorial, George T Angell condemns officers who use docked horses in parades. He calls the practice disgusting and says officials who approve it should resign and seek European service.
A concise remark notes Mrs. Chadwick avoiding risky ventures in Wall Street, contrasting her prudence with others who watched lambs gamboling nearby.
Report notes Mrs. Chadwick’s sister labels her as insane amid alleged bank scheme methods that appear reckless and questionable to onlookers.
As Commander in Chief of the Massachusetts militia General Miles may be called upon to pacify the anti imperialists of the Hub.
Statesmen of Russia favor delaying action to observe the Baltic fleet before deploying the Black Sea fleet for Japanese engagements. The cautious stance reflects strategic patience amid tense naval postures.
The Japanese government accepts the invitation to The Hague and sets aside current conflict talks expecting no further Russian involvement once the war ends.
A mystery surrounding the Chadwick case advances as investigators identify a principal man connected to the crime scene. Details remain sparse, but authorities pursue leads and press for public tips to locate the suspect.
The University of Oregon group, a 20-member ensemble, brings a varied repertoire to town on December 21. Expect fine impersonations and solo numbers. Admission is 50 cents.
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