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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1911
Page
2
La Grande Oregon October 3 1911 treasurer Roy W Logan announces funds in the water fund treasury are available to pay warrants up to No 9814 including interest on warrants from 9742 to 9814. Call covers all warrants as of this date. Also a request from Geo A Bateson & Co Portland Oregon for historic state documents.
Freer Hundred and Five Feet Love and Wide Excough for Two Tracks. Umbrella car sheds to cover a large portion of the rip track in the La Grands Fords will be constructed at otee. Building inspector G. H. Loring is in the city from Portland, looking after preliminary work. Materis will be on the ground this week and construction will start at once. To Cover Two Tracks The structure will be 495 feet long and will cover two tracks with car extension to keep the tracks and cars perfectly dry when in for repaire. The rip track crew has always been required to work in the Operand Storm as beth a menace to the best results especially in the winter months The shed will allow the company to run to bed order cars into the shed and keep them there until they are re paired and workmen will not be har rassed with storms.
Two members of the state forestry board, F. A. Elliott of Salem and L. S. HM of Portland, traveled from Baker to Elgin and Wallowa County for inspection. They credited the board with reducing forest fires through public education and vigilance, aided by a capable corps of assistants. After reviewing affairs along the branch, they planned a return to La Grande.
Union county Oregon treasurer John Frawley announces funds to pay all county and scalp bounty warrants endorsed before October 6 1911 and all road warrants endorsed before October 19 1911. Interest on warrants ends October 24 1911.
Protracting piles in 6 to 14 days. Your druggist will refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure. Itching, bleeding or other symptoms addressed. Boy wanted for factory job noted in ad for Fam-As-King Cigars.
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