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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1909
Page
4
The La Grande Evening Observer outlines subscription and advertising rates. It specifies daily, weekly, and long term terms, metered mailing, and policy on signed articles and pen names.
The article marks the 16th anniversary of the adoption of standard time known as Sigtdad Tie. It credits W. F. Allen of the American Railway Association as the Father of Standard Time for unifying four time zones and ending widespread time chaos across the United States and Canada.
La Grande may build on fixed payrolls from railroads sawmills and a sugar factory to become a regional center. Proposals include a vinegar plant a sash and door factory a mattress and canvas glove facility and a woolen mill with local capital willing to back new ventures. A two to three person committee could survey eastern manufacturers for feasibility and investment.
General Franz Sigel born Sinshiem Baden 85 years ago today. He emigrated in 1852 and served with distinction in the Civil War earning a major general’s rank. Postwar he held public offices in New York and edited the New York Monthly before his death in 1893.
Ambiguous quotation attributed to Warwick expresses that true generosity lies with the person who gives freely and best, while wealth or possession is secondary. The fragmentary line hints at a moral about generosity and intent rather than material advantage.
Must sell at once and will take part cash with balance to suit buyer. Call Black 1991 to arrange purchase.
Wanted someone to take charge of delivery and circulation of a leading paper. A good proposition for the right party. See A. O. Smith, 1313 Munroe and J. Cor Fir. 144. Horses fed hay four dollars per month. J. E. Reynolds & Son. Phone Farmers 64.
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