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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1906
Page
3
The text urges strict cleanliness in milk production and handling. It emphasizes milk as a natural food for the young and warns that adulteration harms health. Consumers are urged to visit milk sources, observe cow care and milking processes, and inspect facilities whenever possible.
Community lodges and fraternal groups in La Grande announce weekly and monthly meetings at Elk Hall Redmen hall and the Model Restaurant. Entries include La Grande Aerie 269, Star Encampment 51, M W A Camp 7705, Foresters Maid Marion 22, Friendship Lodge 31, L O T M Hive 27, Grande Lodge 433, Red Cross Lodge 27, and Grande Woodmen. Visitors welcome. hours vary by group.
The Centennial Hotel announces new management by Mrs. W. E. Murchison. Board and room cost six dollars per week cash, meals twenty five cents. Monthly patrons welcome at 1417 us Ave phone 1161.
Washington February 28 The President nominated Carl Rasch to be United States Attorney for the Montana district.
Observers report Congress remains hesitant but not closed to funding expositions. Portland's request was followed by limited aid, and support for a Jamestown Exposition grows as legislators hear public sentiment. Leaders push for rivers and harbors funding while warning about food law enforcement impacts.
The ICC plans an exhaustive rail inquiry and is courting counsel. C E Hugher is named as a likely appointee and Judge Calhoun of Chicago is also considered for the position. Meanwhile in Winnipeg Salvation Army prepares for about 6500 immigrants from England arriving over the summer to aid farmers and western Canada.
London reports Japan plans to build a vessel stronger than the Dreadnought as England accelerates shipbuilding. Germany aims to invest heavily to boost its naval strength and stations seagoing craft on the navigation of a Chinese river. Washington notes Consul Rogers in Shanghai confirms American property at Nachang is safe and refugees have arrived.
Indianapolis reports an official call for a convention of the Union miners of the district set for March 15. New York dispatch notes the resignation of E D Morris and Stuyvesant Fish as trustees of Mutual Life Insurance Company was accepted today.
Prominent Welsh residents from Pittsburgh and nearby areas attend a St David’s Day celebration. Speeches and musical numbers are planned with President D. Lloyd Jones presiding.
J J Cafferty and C E Durnell, both horse owners, receive one year suspensions for alleged trade and questionable practices on the turf after doping the Hugenoy on February 19.
The Lewis and Clark Fair stockholders via the board of directors voted to dissolve the entity. They declared a 28 percent dividend on the stock and donated the remaining 15000 dollars for commemorative statutes of Lewis and Clark.
Southern Bank and Trust Company in Fort Smith Arkansas failed to open on March 1. With capital of 600000 dollars, bank officers say the failure will be paid in full.
Grain prices in Chicago show wheat opening at 81 and closing at 80, corn opening at 45 and closing at 43, and oats starting at 30 and finishing around 50 as trading progresses.
Congressman and Mrs. Nishloas Longworth depart Havana for Tampa Florida aboard a Scripps News Assucmeon service. The note mentions a delivery service promotion and an unclear line about Newuim Daya Go with no solid context.
Fragmentary OCR shows a sheriff sale in Carson involving property of the Carson Gonsotida Hydraulic Mining Company. Mentions Romig and Staples of the city and earlier winter fur supplies contracted by multiple local businesses.
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