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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1906
Page
2
A compact record of publication notes, tariffed ad rates, and reader advisories. The item includes re entries for post office handling, policy on signed articles, and offer terms for advertisers, plus brief excerpts on political unrest in Russia and agricultural trade figures from 1905.
Frank Smith, a highwayman and triple murderer, is slain by a mob at the Oregon City morgue after a justified punishment ritual. The crowd rejects mercy and celebrates the execution as justice fulfilled, warning readers about the lure of crime and sensational crime writing.
Makers seek 10 to 15 experienced tie makers to work in timber at Union Ore. Good wages and long-term employment offered. For further information contact R A Marr Gare Central Railway of Ora Union Ore.
The university will restore its buildings and maintain its substantial endowment of 36 million dollars. It owns about 100000 acres of land across 26 California counties.
J. B. Hulse opens a new gallery studio above W. H. Bohnenkamp & Co's store and announces immediate business.
Dr Henry E Ayars of Downs Washington disposed of 1760 acres for 54745 dollars. The land lies south of Harrington Mohler and Downs. Purchasers are from Illinois.
Judge Steele sentenced James Coleman to one year in the state penitentiary in Lewiston Idaho after his conviction for robbing a Defiance hotel room of two pairs of shoes. Coleman faced burglary charges.
Frank Lingren aged 26 suffered crushed hips when a saw leg rolled onto him at Dorsey Idaho. His right leg was amputated at the hip and doctors fear he will not survive the injury.
A damaged OCR record shows a contest notice filed by Earler Allerson regarding land in the United States Land Office system. It outlines failure to prove certain claims and directs publication and service steps at Komerat and the United States land office to proceed under naval wartime conditions. The document names receivers and key figures and sets dates for actions before the register in Grande.
Notice is hereby given that under the Timber and Stone Act of June 3 1878 the land office at La Grande Oregon has received a filing for a timber claim in Township 8 North Range 1 West. The claim by John Vincent Josephi Hunter Henry Silken and Edward Lemp seeks land better valued for timber or stone than agriculture. Adverse claim deadline is June 9 1906 with appearance before the register.
After purchase and renovations the owner offers first class meals for 20 cents. Only white cooks employed and promise of the best service to the public.
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