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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1908
Page
8
A brief note promises needed remedies with reliable price and quality. It invites readers to find needed items here and assures satisfactory options.
An incorporation to clear debt on the L. D. 8 cemetery and fund further improvements has formed. J. H. Jordan F. G. Taylor and J. Black are the incorporators. The plan calls selling stock to ward members with revenues returning as dividends equal to lot price, reverts to church, creating a debt free cemetery. Also notes a Far East journey of Anna Adler to wed William Baerman in Green Bay Wisconsin.
Roscoe West shows marked recovery from influenza and plans to visit Vale to finalize start up of his new well drilling machine. The machine being built at La Grand Iron works is nearly finished and due for operation within two weeks. The design follows plans by an Artesian Well expert and is described as entirely new.
The Baptist ladies plan a home made cooking sale on Saturday February 22 at Adcock and Fritts furniture store 19 21 Old. Bundles of 100 old paper to be sold at the Observer office 26 cents per bundle.
Max Zimmerman explains market day as a large regional gathering where farmers, merchants, and city buyers converge. He likens it to England’s Mark Tag, predicting record crowds in La Grande on February 29 and emphasizing benefits to farmers and stores through strong competition and bargains.
A defective flue caused a fire at the Nynearson residence at Fourth and Adam in Adelbert Palmer’s home. Neighbors alerted the fire department. Mrs. Palmer, bedridden, was removed to safety. Fire spread to the roof and partitions. most furniture was saved, but the roof and papering suffered severe damage.
The O R N offers a special fare of one and one third to attend the Christian Endeavor convention in Eugene from February 20 to 85. For details contact J. H. Keeney, O R N agent, La Grande.
Baker City could become a leading wool hub as a rate reduction draws 1,000,000 pounds from Grant and Wheeler counties to Austin then Baker. A committee backed by the woolgrowers and Citizens' league secured a 1.75 dollar rate to Boston via the Sumpter Valley and R&N lines, boosting Baker’s trade.
F. Bramwell was sworn in today as register of the La Grande land office and will assume duties next Monday morning.
R D Hamilton announces candidacy for representative amid a Republican primary. He calls for November elections, direct US senators, a La Grande land office post office building, limits on foreign immigration, accountable state governance, governor with cabinet, harmonizing capital and labor, and opposition to taxation without representation.
In Reeds Station authorities pledge protection while expelling Italian residents, many naturalized Americans, with notes stating Italians must leave by February 20 or face penalties. The cards, written in pencil, describe that those who stay will suffer consequences and are signed by the committee.
Bird F. Lewis will head the socialist ticket at the upcoming city election after a Socialist meeting last evening and a later afternoon confirmation with the city recorder. The ticket includes Mayor Bird F. Lewis, Recorder H. A. Watson, Treasurer J. K. Pitsgerald, Marshal J. H. Broll, and councilmen from all four wards. full slate finalized in the afternoon. In Ohio Warren C. on February 19, Republicans of the 19th district meet to select delegates to the national convention in Chicago.
T B Crawford announces his nomination bid for circuit judge of the district at the Democratic party primaries to be held on April 17 1908 with motto No enemies to Punish no friend is reward equal justice we all February 18 1908.
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