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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1906
Page
2
A short verse fragment credits Maurice Suitey with a meditation on the power of something unnamed that turns gloom into fragrance and sorrow into solace. It speaks of transforming four walls and a prayer into a palace through this mysterious force.
The Speaker of the House Joseph Cannon has just won election to his 17th term in Congress. Analysts note a potential return of Henney to Oregon in December to resume land fraud cases.
The statement from Mr Hoghes during a period of uncertain returns portrays him as conservative. He says he is gratified by possible election but not given to detailed talk on unsettled matters. He notes his election seems assured and emphasizes responsibility over elation.
The London Times reports high distress in East London with a gloomy winter outlook. Wharf trade is quiet and building activity is minimal. Public boards fear pauperism and consider reopening stone-crushing yards while Woolwich and nearby areas plan emigration for hundreds of men over coming months.
The city now has a regularly designated pound and stock owners should govern themselves accordingly. It is the same location as formerly used.
The upcoming city council meeting will be unusually important as Engineer Pickler presents his Beaver Creek water supply report including cost estimates and construction details. The special committee with the new charter will also present its findings.
The election signals support for Roosevelt's policy direction and indicates a continuation of his administration's approach. Supporters view the results as validating current leadership and program priorities moving forward.
Congressman Ellis replies to the council’s request for free city delivery with Postmaster Gandral. Farmers and beet growers welcome the service amid rain. whaling remains a South Atlantic industry near the Falkland Islands with 125 Sei and sper whales captured near South Georgia across December January and March.
Germany and Japan adopted the U S idea of arming ships with saleable goods and sending sales agents to ports. Consul-General Michael reports Japan secured its first order from the Argentine Republic, beginning sizeable trade relations.
The passage argues councilmen deserve pay for their service but notes city revenues cannot support raises. It highlights the time spent in meetings and committee work as the major burden, while insisting the current council would not likely approve higher salaries.
Cooking stoves are little used in Scotland where meals are cooked over open grate fires. Reporters note Scottish housewives resist ranges, yet a bold stove manufacturer could gain a substantial market as investigations in the country progress.
A plea notes that if the thief returns the lady's wheel at the Second and Jefferson corner, no questions will be asked and serious trouble will be averted.
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