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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1905
Page
2
Daily publication schedule stated with unit rates and advance timing. Rates described as 350 per month and 65 for display ads, with reference to Lena notices and potions IDs and insertion terms. The fragment indicates inapplicable or garbled phrases about fines and substitutions but implies advertising pricing and schedule.
The Philadelphia Union League Club speech marks the forty second anniversary, highlighting Roosevelt’s stance that vast wealth, especially corporate wealth, must be governed to serve the people. He notes no attack on wealth per se but on unbridled power not aligned with the public good.
Advertisement for a butcher shop touting quality meat and easy service. Claims no trouble in selecting the best cut and promises prompt, satisfying service with clear guidance to place an order. The text includes a signature or tag Béck:.& 'Thomas.
Fragmentary OCR note concerning a public notice and associated parties with unreadable details.
The text argues that wealth and corporate power threaten democratic control and asks whether wealth or government will govern the United States. It states the issue must be understood by the President and the people and not evaded.
The article honors a longtime La Grande resident described as the city's friend, noting the community's sorrow and collective remembrance. It highlights the individual's local service and cherished ties to neighbors and organizations.
A Union county notice urges every farmer to reserve their top product for the Exhibit Hall showcasing regional agricultural excellence. The directive emphasizes quality display and competition readiness for the county event.
The La Grande Commercial Club announces support for the Union County exhibit at the Lewis and Clark Fair. Local business leaders promote regional pride and seek broader public interest in the display.
A fanciful note suggests a handsome prince or a sharp stick to awaken La Grande from its enchanted sleep, invoking the Commercial Club as the target of the awakening.
Citizens are urged to pursue a balanced approach to prosperity. The message emphasizes continuing hard work to maximize favorable natural conditions and achieve the best results this year.
General Election to choose Mayor Recorder Marshal and Treasurer for one year and two year councilors in La Grande Union County Oregon on March 18 1905 Voting places listed First Ward old Council Chamber Second Ward Fire Department Building Elm Street Third Ward Gangler Building Fourth Street North of Jefferson Ave Open 8 AM to 7 PM February 2 1905 Newlin Recorder of the City of La Grande Union County Oregon
Pioneer music teacher RP Tait describes his vacation focus on concerts and teaching. He touts fall conservatory options and popular music courses for choir and Sunday School settings. Many former students now teach or perform as soloists and earn money.
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