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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1906
Page
2
An old newspaper item promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea in 55 canto tablets, noting the measure of a person by the company they keep and a woman by her hat as a playful proverb.
A proven market offers a reliable source for first class meat and poultry with a pleasing variety. A trial order is encouraged to prove the quality and service.
W P Brownlow argues in Collier’s that bad roads cost producers 1.5 million daily, totaling 547.5 million yearly, close to federal expenditures. He notes 1904 total wealth at 94 billion and urges local interest in poultry shows and civic improvements to boost prosperity.
The text extols American farmers for producing over six billion dollars in food and goods, arguing peace and abundance depend on keeping politicians and generals from conflict. It contrasts prosperity with war and laments continued armaments, urging quiet, work, and restraint. It warns humanity may regret its belligerence in future years.
The Roseburg Review notes growing belief that Eastern Oregon will represent on the state supreme bench with Judge Eakin as the clear front runner before the primaries. It urges readers to exercise their political power in the coming April primaries for a new square deal.
The Blue Mountain Hotel opens its dining room with rates of 1 dollar and 1.25 dollars per day. Meals are offered at 25 cents each.
Sealed bids in Union and Wallowa counties Oregon aim to build a Wallowa river bridge. Bids must separate bridge from abutments and approaches with 20 percent certified checks and a contract bond guaranty. Court reserves right to reject any bid. J B Giman, County Clerk Union County Oregon.
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