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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1905
Page
2
TheLa Grande OregonPost Office notice lists mail rates and publication terms dated June 22 1905. It notes display ad rates and per line charges for local notices and condolence resolutions, while remarking on Coxeys Army drawing attention in the city.
A forecast hints at several weeks of warm weather arriving soon, expected to bring broad satisfaction as people anticipate rising temperatures and extended outdoor activity.
One year ago tonight a frost cost the county more than 400000 dollars. The report notes the upcoming harvest will erase most losses and in many cases leave a surplus.
Local civic voices condemn a visiting hobos group while noting ongoing hopes for an electric railroad. Citizens fund the project development but await visible progress amid countywide interest and costs. Vermont debate over Mary Rogers execution sparks protest tones and moral debate on capital punishment for women.
Reports indicate ongoing tension on the Franco German frontier with both governments keeping vigilant and moving to strengthen military readiness amid shared anxieties.
Both governments signaled progress in talks yet showed readiness to deploy their military machines along the international borders, suggesting potential recourse to force if negotiations stall.
The text questions a claim that Japan ordered foreign merchants to leave Port Arthur. It seeks the foundation for the report and, if true, the military reasoning behind the move, noting the situation remains badly confused.
The District School Board of Union County Oregon invites sealed bids by July 1 1905 for 140 cards of four foot split yellow pine and red wood. Wood to be green cut by August 1 1905 and delivered to the high school building corded neatly. Fifty cords to be delivered by July 31 and set on or before September 10 1905. Wood should be free of large knots and accepted by the board. The clerk Domid Imcorves may reject any or all bids.
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