Dated Press Telegraph Service Entry Notice
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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1910
Page
4
A dated telegraph service entry note appears labeled as second class matter with no post and no further details provided.
The fruit inspector removed fruit from the market and served orchard owners with legal notices to spray and prune trees. The action aims to improve orchard practices, stabilize prices, and benefit the Grande Ronde Valley overall.
The Valley enjoys warm pleasant weather boosting crops. Farmers celebrate a promising Grande Ronde summer with conditions favorable for high yields and a growing supply of cereals for the world storehouse through late August.
Sealed bids must be presented to the Recorder of La Sante for unloading nine cartouts of pine and one cariton of four inch pipe to be laid along a ditch. Bids due Wednesday evening June 29 and opened by the Ways and Means Committee. Bidders liable for breakage from ignition of material. D. E. B. Cox, Receiver, City of La Granite, June 24-29.
The Kuhn California project controlled by J. B. and W. B. Kuhn is backed by wealthy Pittsburg bankers. They developed over 400,000 acres in Southern Idaho. The California venture spans 20,000 acres in the Sacramento valley and is touted as a major irrigation effort. Seeing is believing. investigate and be convinced.
The note claims diligent handling of tasks to pass an underwriters examination. It asserts guarantee of success through careful attention and thorough preparation.
The notice invites people to camp for a week at the Chautauqua grounds to imitate the Pioneer habit of sleeping in a tent for a few nights at least.
Reno did not have to fight hard to land the big bout and is ideal for such an event. The city is effectively cut off from the outside world, lending a quiet, self contained atmosphere.
The article extols baseball as America's national game and the source of honest competition. It notes eight million yearly admissions in cities with organized baseball and predicts a growing audience, aided by college players advancing to professional ranks. It praises integrity and the broader impact on the sport.
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