Their Strongest Argument For Public Road Reform
Opponents of public ownership of utilities argue roads are poor due to state inaction. They cite railroads’ vast investment and low freight costs, and claim farm-to-rail costs rise in the West. they urge better roads as the only remedy to refute corporate claims.
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United States
Office of Public Roads Inquiry
Pacific
Rocky Mountain
La Grande Evening Observer Classifieds May 18 1905
Local notice page from La Grande Oregon lists pricing for personal notices and cards of thanks with per line rates. Includes publication details and ad rates for the May 18 1905 edition.
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la Grande Evening Observer
Neereee Lomer- Rissinttena
Condetenos
Harris the Meat Man Sees Fresh Beef and Cured Meats
Harris the Meat Man continues at the old stand offering prime beef, cured meats, hams, bacon, fresh fish and poultry. He notes a forthcoming May fifteenth arrival of young prime beef and urges prompt delivery via phone 1601.
Road occupancy and bicycle law debate in La Grande
The piece argues that local progress depends on citizens funding good roads and supports home prosperity during Portland events. It warns that enforcing laws strictly could repeal obnoxious rules, urging bicycle law changes in La Grande to permit sidewalk use on certain streets within restricted areas.
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la Grande
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