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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1905
Page
4
George Kreiger operates a large brick yard just outside the city with a growing crew. He has 275000 bricks in one kiln and 300000 in a second, with 800000 bricks molded so far this year. A third kiln is being erected and production may exceed two million bricks this season.
Government sources say the Czar has ordered crateers in the far east to stop raids on neutral vessels and expects no further outrages.
Heavy rains from northern Minnesota raise the Mississippi River to dangerous levels. Two railroad bridges near Minneapolis are undermined and closed to traffic. Residents in low-lying areas are warned to relocate.
Baron Komais minister of foreign affairs and Japanese peace envoy party member had a farewell luncheon with the Mikado before departing for the United States to meet the Russian plenipotentiaries. FOR SALE Good fresh milch cow part Jersey five years old. Mor details call on Baron 2 1/2 miles east of La Grande.
Meantemp 68 Max temp 41 on the 11th and 19th. Rainfall totals 2.83 inches by the 16th. 13 clear, 7 partly cloudy, 10 thunder storms on the 11th and the 11th. Wind from the west by cooperative observer WORSTELL.
News telegram reports Common Wealth placed second in a 14 furlong contest in Los Angeles yesterday with an official time of two fifteen and a quarter. The northern trained horse impressed by competing against rivals seasoned on wintering and training on the Southern track.
Queenie Schilling withdraws her name from a Mayville contest as dealer tickets must be purchased before July 1 and no tickets issued after July 25. Names Genevveve Obsistofferson Cora Harding Mable Stacy May Lilly listed with thanks to friends. AWN Mayville signs off.
Harry Coulson of Bholing Ion describes a fearful fate and terrible torture involving Pilea and a satirical lament about medical malpractices. Newlin Drug Co. appears among mentions of druggists in a distorted account.
An Illinois reader reports acute rheumatism pains eased quickly by Ballard's Snow Liniment after wet weather and rest. A year earlier back pain prevented bending. one bottle cured it, according to Oleson Gibson City Illinois February 16 1902.
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