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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1906
Page
6
Publication policy states Fridays only six months ahead and single copies. No articles under nom de plume. signed pieces accepted at editors discretion. Readers urged to sign articles to avoid disappointment.
The 5000 plus soldiers and 240 officers in Cuba receive extra pay funded by the Cuban treasury. Officers gain ten percent and enlisted men twenty percent for foreign service, with costs over 125000 likely charged to Cuba. Also notes rainfall benefits and irrigation prospects in Grande Ronde Valley.
Rates listed for display advertisements with per line and per increment pricing. Prices include first line, additional inner lines, and words-per-line guidance. Standard terms specify cost per line and per word, with estimates for a notice submission.
Charles F. Nesbit of Washington DC argues for government ownership and free operation of railroads. He says free freight and passenger transport would equalize commerce, collapse supply laws, lower land values, cut living costs and end monopolies. He frames the issue as a taxation question and claims no tax increase is needed with efficient management.
The article warns that foreign powers could map U S military sites with little legal protection, noting General Wood’s claim that Japanese engineers are mapping in the Philippines. It argues action from diplomacy or property trespass if connections are proven, otherwise few options exist.
An early 20th century ad touts Hollister's Mountain Tea and Tabets as beauty aids. The copy claims enhanced beauty from the tea and pills with a price of 52 cents for Tabets at Newlin Drug.
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