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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1906
Page
2
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Advance sheets from the National Association of Wool Manufacturers list Montana with 5,200,000 sheep, Wyoming 4,500,000, New Mexico 3,100,000, Idaho 2,500,000, Utah 2,000,000, Oregon 1,900,090, California 1,750,000, Ohio 1,600,000, Colorado 1,400,000, Texas 1,440,000, Michigan 1,500,000, New York 676,000, and Pennsylvania 850,000. Rhode Island and Delaware have small flocks, as Eastern Oregon holdings vary, at 65.00 each.
The passage notes distrust of palefaces and grows wary of land seizures while praising education. It mentions a future academy for La Grande and expresses support for improving schools as a positive goal amid conflicts over land and power.
The Observer announces a new Candidates edition next Friday profiling about twenty Union and Wallows county candidates. Every registered voter in the two counties will receive a copy. 6,000 copies will be produced as an advertising medium. The notice invites calls to discuss advertising and fencing materials including dry fenceposts from green fur and tamarack. Wood and exchanges for livestock or produce are offered via The Golden Rule or 1606 Sixth Street, by J. Anthony.
Local preparations for summer business in La Grande include several strong industrial propositions. Anglers are tightening fishing tackle in anticipation of the opening of the fishing season next week, as they prepare for the first grand crusade against the finny tribe.
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