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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1906
Page
4
A brief tongue in cheek start to a cooking quip about craving a juicy roast or tender steak. The line suggests selecting cuts and methods for flavorful results.
J.0. R Hooper of Woodford Tenn reports Mrs. Mallia Holt’s near death from a lung infection. After forty eight hours of bedside watching doctors feared she would not survive. A dose of Doctor King’s New Discovery prompted steady improvement until she completely recovered and is now healthy. Purchase price 60 cents to 1 dollar at local drug stores.
Washington, Jan. 50. Senator Fulton concentrates on the House public lands committee to pass the relief bill for settlers affected by the Northern Pacific grant. The Senate already approved the measure benefiting about 1500 Oregon and Washington settlers who moved onto grant lands after conflicting rulings. If enacted, they would receive new lands instead of losing those already claimed under the Interior Department interpretation. About 1600 poor settlers face hardship, and the law aims to grant lieu land with little financial loss.
Secretary of War Taft proposes Congress authorize action against the Pacific Steamship Company for refusing to handle freight to the Isthmus causing congestion. Taft says authorized measures could deploy transports to move freight between San Francisco and Panama and may influence transcontinental rates. Senator Morgan suggests changing coastwise laws to allow other firms into the trade.
Grand Chancellor M F Davis arrives with Judge Cake o Prt W L Bradshaw and others. They meet Elgin lodge tonight and Red Cross lodge tomorrow evening to receive them, then visit Union lodge Thursday night in an official ceremony.
On January 12 1906 the Tabor Nugget Mining company filed articles of incorporation in Grant county with home office in La Grande. Founders include G H Powers W F Hendrix D M C and Chas Barrett B G Austin and A W Hogue. Capital stock fixed at 500000 shares valued at 1 each. The firm will develop the Tabor Nugget No 2 quartz claims near Granite.
A local drug store, A. T. Huw Prescription Drug, pledges to serve every customer with unmatched attention and quality goods so shoppers won t consider going elsewhere.
Tests by the Forest Service with California Oregon and Washington state universities evaluate Coast timber grades from clear to defective to determine strength and defects. Red fir proves strongest for structural uses while Western hemlock gains market status despite naming confusion.
The Lewis and Clark fair grounds were closed with a high board fence and watchmen with police powers stationed to restrict access for safety and fire prevention. The wrecking company has a contract to raze structures, salvage lumber, and sluice remaining material into the lake for removal to railroad tracks.
The Centennial Hotel announces new management with board and room at five dollars per week cash and meals at twenty five cents. Furnishings offered at special rates for monthly patrons. Address 1417 Adams Ave with contact Mrs. W. E. Murchison. Truth, St. Paul, June 31, 1908. An ad promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea at 35 cents.
A fragment from a local notice touts the Grande School of Music as among the state’s best institutions. The article claims modern methods, practical instruction, and a division into grades with early lessons for younger students. It highlights the value of music education in the city and valley.
Notice concerns a red spotted steer with unreadable brand left hip left ear underbit and split tips. Animal came with cattle from the hills and owner may claim by paying charges proving property at the claimant's place four miles east of Island City dated January 12 1906 by A Houman.
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