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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1906
Page
7
A property listing describes eight acres with a six room house a barn space for chickens or hogs an orchard and ample water. Located east of flouring mu the property is offered in exchange for city property. Apply at ovaries John Gavan.
Jefferson City July 26 Scripps News states the Missouri Republican Judicial Convention will meet to nominate a candidate for the Supreme bench short term and handle other business. Seven candidates are in the field but delegates expect Assistant Attorney General John Kennish of Holt county to receive the nomination, while Democrats back Judge Waller W. Graves.
The Baker City celebration marked the fifty ninth anniversary of the Mormon pioneers led by Brigham Young to the Salt Lake Valley. Three original pioneers attended as honored guests, with music, recitation, and a talk by James W. Eardley about the crossing.
The list covers Aurique’s Moorish defeat in 158, Constantinople’s fall in 1261, 1603 James I coronation, 1759 Fort Niagara surrender, 1840 Charles X press curbs, 1851 window tax, 1861 McClellan command, 1898 Porto Rico landing, 1902 Jeffries vs Fitzsimmons, 1904 Newchwang, 1906 Taft in Japan, and more
City of La Grande invites sealed bids by Aug 1 1906 to purchase 30000 water bonds bearing 5 percent interest payable semi annually. Bonds run 20 years with redemption after 10 years on three months notice. GE Fowler chairs Ways & Means.
Timber claims involve Foley Bik La Guance Investment Co investigators locating several parties with rights to two million feet or more of timber as the dispute unfolds.
160 acres of good pasture with springs offered near Morgan Lake. Rate is $1.00 per head per month.
Mrs Willard English dies after a dairy cow tosses her near Macleay Oregon, rupturing the womb and causing a premature birth. The infant, unusually formed for its age, survived the ordeal with uncertain prospects while the husband and nearby physician contend with the extraordinary obstetric event.
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