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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1909
Page
2
The report notes that more than nine in ten cages of rheumatian are adequate, signaling widespread exposure. Officials emphasize consistent monitoring and further study to determine impact on population health.
Bla SPLURGE ADVERTISED Bla SPLURGE ADVERTISED FP. B Currey and J C Gardner visited the Wallowa Sun to arrange a La Grande engineers outing to Wallowa Lake on Sunday June 20 with a round trip fare from all points. They promise a colossal Fourth of July with multiple schemes including Meadowbrook project dirt throwing. The plan includes a 20 000 acre cultivation reservoir 740 acres and 64 feet average depth. Currey to tie the Doquel to the eagle tail Gardner to supervise the lion’s cage as townsfolk recreate early frontier feats with brush painting by night.
HOME AGA Delegate C E Happersett rep resented the local trainmen at the national convention in Columbus Ohio for three days but was recalled by his father’s illness in Portland. His father died last Sunday and the funeral was Tuesday. He attended few sessions as the convention organized. Local correspondence and printed minutes will keep members informed since no representative remains on site.
In Salem Oregon the secretary's office reports a record rate of automobile registrations with licenses issued for 19 machines today. All parts of the state and all makes are represented and a much greater number of new machines is expected than before.
Professor Hockenberry will address young people at First Methodist Episcopal Church next Sunday evening at 8. The farewell talk precedes his departure for a new field in Portland after eight years of ministry with the youth. A cordial welcome is extended to all attendees.
A level, well prepared strip along the railroad at the lower end of the experiment grounds indicates good farming. The hand appears masterful and three areas at the station this year show practical work, giving the institution a thorough, commendable air to passersby.
List of letters remaining uncalled for in the post office. Ladies Miss Pauline Newill Mrs Cordélia Walters Miss C Walters Gentlemen Mr A B Boyce W J Conrad Chas C Conners Mr E J Forester Mr Henry Henderson William Kendall N L McDonald Mr Harley Newcomb Mr R C Rogers.
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