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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1905
Page
2
Fragmentary public notice from La Grande Oregon appears to reference second class matter and local business names Currey Bros Ed and Prop, with garbled phrases about rates and advertising terms and thanks. The legible elements show a postal filing and distribution note amid unreadable text.
The article urges the state superintendent of public schools to remodel the course of study to teach practical life skills. It argues science should be accessible, not mysterious, citing Secretary of Agriculture Wilton on science as human observation reduced and made usable.
The writer argues agriculture economies and school curricula fail to teach children practical skills. He asserts farming counties should train youth in soil value, plant growth, road building, crop processing, and machinery operation to enhance home comforts and productivity. He calls for expanding text book topics to cover real life farm work and modern production methods.
Predictions say rez and estate transfers in 1905 will match combined 1904 and 1905 totals. North valley railroad activity boosts Union County commerce with winter to spring gains. Officials foresee 1906 as a banner year of prosperity for La Grande and Union County as bonds and sales rise.
Final settlement filed for the estate of Getre Getule deceased. The administrator or curator reports final accounts and asks the court to approve the settlement. Proceedings occur in the county probate court with asset inventory and distribution to heirs as directed by law.
Josnen Anson declares that his wife AB has left the home without cause and will not be responsible for any debts she may incur. Dated Island City November 6, 1905.
The Observer reports a rise in orders for engraved visiting cards following two weeks of advertising. Demand appears driven by a line of six inch cards and extensive work offered to customers.
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