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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1906
Page
2
A verse extols a boy as a future king and the world’s pride. It speaks of a soul of truth, youthful courage, upright spirit, and festive strength, comparing him to a lion cub and an eaglet. The piece lauds bravery, purity, and fidelity in a young boy.
The cabinet faces a push against Secretary Hitchcock but President's cabinet members deny Interior Department cuts. The postoffice weekly report notes San Francisco permit filings valued at 2 190 000 amid building activity. The La Grande entry shows weekly postal totals.
A newspaper notice states articles must be under real name and signed. Editors retain discretion to publish. writers are urged to sign to avoid disappointment. The text also includes garbled pricing lines and misprinted terms.
A Geographical Survey bulletin notes growing concentration in the cement industry, with 82 plants in 1905 owned by 78 companies. Raw materials are widely distributed, but scale and capital are large. Estimated total capitalization of American Portland cement firms ranges from 110 to 125 million dollars, justified by plant replacement costs of 78 to 85 million.
The article highlights Japan's surge in electrical development, stressing abundant water power and rapid utilization for electricity. It notes six new companies formed or planned with aggregate capital stock mentioned.
Consul R. & Chilton Jr reports Toronto exports to the United States for the last six months of 1805 totaling 1 664 952 dollars. Principal items include crude gum hicle hides tea seeds paper stock waste emigrants effects lambs fertilizer and tobacco with values listed.
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