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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1905
Page
2
An iPost office entry from Le Grande Oregon lists second class mail rates and publication timing. It shows year in advance pricing and monthly and six month options, indicating standard newspaper circulation details.
Advertising rates listed per line with 1 cent per line for display ads and local reading notices. Cards of thanks priced at 60 cents per line.
The Monthly Summary of Commerce and Finance reports US exports of domestic produce for the seven months ending January 1904 totaled 887 million dollars, ahead of the United Kingdom at 864 million. In 1904 monthly exports, the United States averaged 126.73 million, slightly above the UK at 126.31 million, with Germany third at 102.59 million and France fourth at 71.98 million.
The program reports many books sent and more offered to build a prison library. Community members are urged to donate books they feel would aid inmates with access to reading material.
Marshal Oyama would like to receive a cartload of maps from the United States as a gesture of reciprocal friendliness. He offers to reciprocate the kindness by sending a few maps over for inspection in return.
Military commentators assert Russia could prevail if it gains sea control and stabilizes leadership. The Csar’s prospects are linked to naval dominance and restored public confidence.
Mr. Bryan's endorsement of La Follette was followed by Mr. Cleveland's support for Cortelyou, leaving the Democratic camp once more divided and in discord as harmony returns to its usual state.
The Laird of Skibo congratulated the government on winning the Chadwick case but questioned whether awaiting the appeal outcome might have been wiser.
The Denver Republican touted Watch the Votes during the governor race. It laments lawmakers who treated the vote as the final step rather than a pivotal policy moment.
In France after wet weather makes soil too soft to plow farmers use this lull to haul crops or secure supplies. The period is viewed as dead time by Oregon farmers though, as field work is halted.
The piece argues that La Grande benefits from local plants like the creamery and iron works by circulating money and employing residents. It contends small industries boost the town and county as much as large plants, and that attracting many small operations lays groundwork for bigger factories.
Berlin reports that prominent Jewish writer Perez was arrested on March 21 on suspicion of fomenting a revolutionary conspiracy. He planned a meeting of Jewish authors to discuss the position of the Jewish press.
In Cleveland Ohio on March 2, a federal court decision orders Cashier Spear of the defunct Oberlin institution to stand trial at the April term on a conspiracy charge.
Senator Allison today said the president will call Congress to an extra session on October 1 to consider railroad rate legislation. This comes two months ahead of the regular session.
A March 19 1901 note from Mrs A Viiet of New Castle Colorado praises Hallard's Horehound Syrup as a wonderful remedy for a child's croup and throat pain. The letter mentions use of a witch hazel or Liniment and the doctor’s recommended small doses to ease symptoms.
The notices advertise a forthcoming invoice of select fruit and ornamental trees including peach, pear, plum, gooseberries, currants, and sugar maples. It lists Ro lena Poplar, Black Walnut and the Golden West Peach tree, with offices opposite the US Land Office.
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