Condolences and Thanks Published by Family
A brief notice expresses sincere thanks and condolences from the family of the deceased. Lines honor the memory and gratitude toward those offering support and sympathy.
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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1906
Page
2
A brief notice expresses sincere thanks and condolences from the family of the deceased. Lines honor the memory and gratitude toward those offering support and sympathy.
The Union Scout criticizes rampant talk on county division while noting no official stance from Union. It questions if voters or candidates were pressured and points to a La Grande representation tilt as possibly signaling division.
George Holmes of Cove announces his candidacy for Representative on an independent Union Republican ticket. He aims to gain strength in Elgin Cove and among valley farmers, with supporters predicting a strong showing in the three cornered contest.
The Union county race tightens as Republican Haworth frail in La Grandee, Democratic Rothchild reluctant nominee from North Powder faces an independent candidate backed by backers aiming to defeat Haworth.
Elgin remains tense over the Legislative contest as candidates from the defeated primary seek ways to counter the coming general election. The Union Republican notes talk of an independent bid, though unlikely, with party factions ready to mobilize their voting strength. Weathered political currents hint at a strong Republican win boosting Union County.
Pippo the renowned fire brigade dog died, causing widespread regret in Rome. Though described by some as a poodle, his mixed pedigree did not lessen his marked intelligence and devotion to the fire department and its work. Also note a job listing seeking a competent book keeper at 1507 Madison Avenue.
Frank E. Dooly of National Union Insurance Co. reports SF losses may reach one million dollars with salvage expected from earthquake effects. He notes a $750,000 guarantee fund subscribed by stockholders and signed by E. E. Cote, president, and local agent G. H. Powers.
A reminder that swearing in at the primary does not grant voting rights in the general election. If not registered by May 15, voters must register or re swear in. registration books close on May 15.
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