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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1909
Page
4
The La Grande community weighs the proposed new high school as voters prepare for a crucial ballot. Residents debate equipment gaps, the need for a first class laboratory, and how to fund improvements amid spring weather and upcoming events. Local notices list property transfers and legal records tied to the town.
Voters head to the high school tomorrow to decide a bond issue for new building projects. Attorneys note any eligible voter may cast a ballot, while opposition cites high taxes and school welfare as key stakes in the community vote.
Real estate transfers for the week ending March 24 were reported, with La grande Investment Company and an abstract firm named as parties to several deeds. The notices outline conveyances, releases, and associated filing details for properties likely across multiple parcels.
Moulton, son of Baker City superintendent G B Mawisen, was struck by train No 2 about ten miles east of Pendleton while riding on a speeder with three companions. He was badly injured and taken to St Anthony's hospital in Pendleton. engineers and axeman escaped unharmed as the speeder collided with the locomotive.
Notice to residents with chickens within city limits to confine and control them immediately in accordance with ordinance No. 4 edfes 1894. Signed by L Rayburn Chief of Police.
Local ad notes spring salt pricing from Van Duyn. The message emphasizes affordable rates and invites customers to call rather than buy elsewhere. Text references ladies and misses and suggests competitive quotes.
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