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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1904
Page
2
The item records a newspaper notice from La Grands Oregon about second class mail status and publication timing. It lists rates 65 cents per month for daily editions with six months and one year advance payment possible, dated Monday evening December 19, 1904.
North Powder will soon be a flag station with all passenger trains stopping for passengers. Wm Miller of the La Grande Commercial Club announced receipt of a letter from J P O'Brian confirming the order to make North Powder a stopping point. Citizens have long sought this accommodation and the Club earns their thanks for securing it.
A large sash and door factory could provide steady monthly employment for 150 workers year round, suggesting a strong economic opportunity for the city. The proposal highlights sustained labor demand and city growth potential.
Capitalists inquire about launching a woolen mill in Baker City as Pendleton and Union mills flourish. The note suggests Baker City and La Grande could support a profitable mill, with timing tied to 1905 as a potential year for a large factory.
The discourse predicts a very prosperous year ahead for the city and county, signaling strong economic outlook and growth prospects for local affairs and development initiatives.
The push club of 1905 invites broad participation and opportunities for members. It pledges no room for knockers and encourages inclusive involvement across activities and events.
Crowded streets and stores signal a return of general prosperity typically seen at this season, with the scene described as lively and bustling across the area.
Dr T R Monk of Summer ville operates a personal water system and electric light plant. He harnesses a nearby stream to supply water for his house barn and lawn and to power a dynamo for lighting. His entire home is wired and the stream provides ample light.
A Stockton Mail correspondent quotes a big eastern editor noting morning papers carry ads poorly during the week. He says women study ads in evening papers, while men read markets in morning editions, and weekend editions remain strong advertising media.
Undigested food and gas pressing the heart can cause palpitations. Take Herbine for a few days to feel better. Available for 50 cents at Newlin Drug Co.
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