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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1909
Page
4
The La Grande Evening Observer outlines subscription rates for daily and weekly editions, advance payments, and a one-line policy on art tagging. It also details advertising rates, local notices priced per line, and conditions for signed or condolence notices.
A wary tone discourages affection while urging warmth and gratitude. The piece suggests kindness softens social frictions, promising blossoming cordiality from shy individuals amid a cold climate of suspicion. It emphasizes warm conduct as a path to improved relations.
Citizens watch as lawmakers push dozens of measures through both houses in the final days before adjournment. Debates center on monetary operations, party loyalty, and the will of the people influencing state policy and potential federal representation. The assembly faces strong public pressure and labor concerns as workmen prepare for a possible period of reform.
The article notes an expected quick passage of Senator Oliver s Union bill to establish a scopt at Union. Residents report many friends seen on streets and anticipate updates as the irrigation project stalls awaiting David Eccles arrival.
The state reports fruit lands yielding $1000 per year per acre, poultry products valued at $5,000,000 annually with local demand tripling at peak prices. Water powers could power all U S mills, livestock valued at £75,000,000 with new packing plants. Two mining regions in the east and south yield gold silver iron copper, plus diverse climates support various industries and markets.
National Day programs observed Sunday across churches led by Presbyterian pastor Seevann who died en route. Attorneys Charles Cochin and Walter Mt. Phares spoke on Washington and Lincoln topics. audience praised decor and patriotic mood, highlighting local church activities.
The La Grande band made its initial bow under the new regime at a high noon concert drawing a large crowd. The ensemble impressed attendees with vim and spirit as Prof. ee jock pot hie led performances. A band ball at the Elks Club is announced for this evening as a prelude to the all-night program.
A train with its 10-piece band played for a half hour, the downtown streets resounded with melodious airs as crowds gathered. The lively program brought music to passersby, creating a festive urban moment.
Mr and Mrs Robert McKensie present Tip on the Derby at Pas Time Theater this week with lively acts and Mr Hetlos predicting a packed house. New moving pictures debut today offering fresh faces and a popular price.
W. H. Severson announces from February 15 1999 he takes over the Burger & Severson business and assumes all obligations and receivables as The Severson Real Estate and Rental Agency.
Royal Arch Chapter No 9 will confer the Royal Arch degree Tuesday evening with visiting members expected from Willowa counties. After the three works a banquet and social hour will follow.
Fragmentary text describes payments to a cutter and a master, mentions Peranal Petuegs sent to a friend, and references Serpent figures and markets. It cites U S figures, land development, and monetary amounts, but the readable material is highly garbled and unclear.
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