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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1905
Page
2
The La Grande Observer argues Union county’s exports show strong potential for a robust exhibit at the Lewis and Clark fair. It cites 7600 car loads yearly across lumber wheat oats hay cattle fruit and more and discusses funding from county general funds to support a worthwhile display for the public.
A debate note under the name Funiae argues against further county court appropriation for a Lewis and Clark fair exhibit. It cites Union county taxes already levied, mentioning figures of $20,000 to $80,000 as prior contributions. The Observer refrains from other specifics.
The Observer presents today’s front page tease with quick summaries of major stories. Read highlights across politics, economy, and local events as reported this morning.
A report notes good spring water in sufficient quantities could supply the city in 1905 at nominal expense, outlining the probability and potential impact on municipal needs.
Notice states a stockholders meeting of the La Grande Commercial Club Building Association on Thursday evening February 9 1905 at 7 pm for electing officers for the year and other business. President Wm Miller signs the notice with Jan 10 to Feb 9 date range.
Fragmentary notes describe a surprise party and related rumors affecting residents. No clear names, dates, or organizations are readable in the text.
From our place you know it will be good when you order meat from us. We keep only one kind and sell it as if you prepared it yourself. We pick it out for you and fill orders promptly to your satisfaction.
Local notices report health complaints including coughs colds and croup circulating among residents. Public health officials urge care and monitoring as clinics note increased visits in the past week.
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