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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1906
Page
2
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In San Francesco authorities push the old law that if a man works he may not eat. The town vows a grand La Grande Independence Day celebration to inspire pride and give county citizens something to talk about for years.
An Associated Press summary contrasts Russia seeking foreign capital to develop resources with American capital entering where the Star Spangled Banner protects. The dispatch quotes Dowie’s remark about Zion’s principal men as unutterable scoundrels, noting discouragement for missionary work.
The fragment references La Grande and mentions payrolls, more people, and real estate men. It hints at desires for certain funds or “slush” but provides no clear action, date, or outcome.
The phrase portrays La Grande as a figure in early development yet destined for continual growth, suggesting a timeless journey from youth to maturity.
The Epworth League announces morning and evening church services led by Rev Hays. Morning sermon The Privileges of the Believer and evening sermon Rebeloh The Prompt Woman. Junior and Senior Endeavor groups meet, with Sunday School and choir under Mrs Lyit. A cordial invitation to all without a church home.
Editorial urges newcomers to consider settling in the Grande Ronde valley in Oregon. It advises not to denigrate one’s own town and to promote La Grand or leave room for others who will speak well for it.
A note observes that none of the ordinary prophecy writers of 1906 predicted earthquakes, suggesting an overlooked factor in the year’s calamity lore and public concern.
A partisan exhortation urges voters to support every Republican candidate, claiming collective duty will guarantee victory from top to bottom. The message emphasizes alignment with party goals and discourages deviation from party lines.
The speaker argues that personal liberty in Rusa exceeds that in America, presenting this as evidence of Maxim's striking and enduring perspective. The comment links Gorky’s view to Maxim’s influential outlook on freedom and society.
Fragmentary OCR notes accuse a Republican county chairman of engaging in a mud campaign during the campaign period. The text fragment suggests the campaign is an outdated tactic and should be forgotten as a relic of the past.
Miss Carre Millspaugh of Portland, missionary for the Kapta women and Oregon youth, will speak at the Baptist church and lead young people services. Pastor Rev WN Gibeon invites attendees. Alexander travels to Baker City for land matters.
Notice from the Department of the Interior General Land Office announcing restoration to settlement of public lands within the former Baker City Forest Reserve Oregon. Lands described include parts of sections 29 32 35 in township 9 south range 39 east and 38 east Willamette Meridian with entry, filing and selection opening July 18 1906 at La Grande Oregon. W A Richages Commissioner. Approved Taos Ryan
A public notice warns voters that swearing at the primary does not grant voting rights in the general election. If not registered by May 15, registration books close and a new sworn registration is required.
Notice announces dissolution of McCarthy and Childers Livery with F P Childers retiring and J A McCarthy continuing the St Louis Livery and Feed Stable. McCarthy to pay all debts and collect firm accounts. Dated April 26 1906 La Grande Oregon. J H McCaerny F P Gutoees
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