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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1905
Page
2
The notice from La Grande Oregon lists second class mail matter and daily publication schedule with advertising and display ad rates available on application. It references reading notices and various pricing for notices and cards of thanks and notes a historic Navy gunnery comparison.
A newspaper piece argues the Grand Jury system has broadened its reach beyond petty criminals to probe political leaders and powerful corporations. It notes that high officials and wealthy interests now face scrutiny, challenging the notion that wealth and position shield them from the law.
The June 1 1905 circulation stood at 2 584 670 716 dollars with per capita 31 09 and a population estimate of 83 143 000. Treasury assets on June 1 totaled 264 573 867 dollars, up 8 701 033 from May 1.
The Norwegian Swedish minister Will Leave Washington after a 14 year tenure. He plans a trip to Norway next Tuesday to reassess his future. At the state department he had not fixed plans, while a health condition is briefly noted as possible rheumatic symptoms. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea is advertised for pain relief.
The city of Cullman issues a notice for irrigation from 5 90 PM to 7 30 PM. Violations outside these hours will be fined under municipal ordinances. Dated June 5 1906. The laxative effect of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets is natural and gentle. for sale by Newlin Drug Co.
The article argues for using abundant Grande Ronde Valley electricity to run threshers headers reapers and plows via wired power lines. It recalls Civil War dispatches carried by electric wires and cites a naval gunner hitting a target on a battleship with a five inch gun.
The ad notes a butcher at the Ola stand offering old and new customers a fine selection of cured meat, hams, breakfast bacon, and later in May young prime beef. It promises fresh fish and poultry, scarce prime beef, and emphasizes prompt delivery by phone.
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