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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1909
Page
4
The notice outlines subscription fees and post office entry as second class matter. It states the paper will not publish unsigned articles and reserves editor discretion for acceptances. Readers are asked to sign submissions and arrange appointments, with display ad rates and local reading notices priced per line for first and subsequent insertions.
A reflective piece from the Birmingham Age-Herald celebrates perseverance and courage in pursuing fame and fortune. It urges unwavering focus, effort, and resilience, urging the reader to keep eyes on the goal and hustle with heart and soul.
Readable passages note that 20 of Montana's six top athletes faced suspension or ineligibility across basketball baseball and track for failing to meet academic standards. The piece critiques athletic prominence and cites faculty orders restricting sports activities while urging stricter academic policy.
The passage notes stalled efforts by multiple western states to join the union including New Mexico and Arizona. Congress appears unlikely to act this session with banking committee reports unfavorable and a New Mexico California land dispute cited. Vice President Fairbanks is mentioned in relation to land holdings.
A former La Grande Hoy figure Bonetti from One Project and Mr Meinnis discuss a large irrigation project in the Sao Jonguin valley California. They note land values from low to $8200 per acre and plan to canalize a site similar to the proposed project. McGhitie seeks to maintain progress in the irrigation effort despite uncertain land values and grain land use.
N Smith reports a large tree near his home in Summerville was struck by lightning last September. The fire burned for nearly five months, consuming the tree. forest vigilance has reduced fires but lightning remains a cause of costly blazes and property loss.
The court led by Judge Henry and Chief Clerk Chon hears cases in Chung Sie County. Officials review the repair status of river bridges and address delays in enforcement. The session will proceed with announced results and filings.
A fragmentary ad from Newsin's drug store promotes Buchtena Arnica Ralve as a quick cure for burns and skin eruptions with instant effects and a seven cent price for a 25 cent bottle. It touts rapid relief for ulcers and felons?
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