La andervent: Observe Daily Paper Details
La Grande paper outlines publication details with editor George H. Currey and United Press Telegraph Service. It lists subscription rates, post office designation, policy on nom de plume contributions, article signing guidance, and advertising and notice rates.
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Rain Delays Threshing as Beets Rise in Promising Soil Condition
Rain slows threshing but beets advance and soil improves ahead of fall plowing, signaling potential farm prosperity despite current delays.
Macadam Roads Promised to Benefit County Farmers
Time will prove value as east city roads become refuge for farmers traveling muddy routes. After fall and spring, taxpayers will demand more macadam roads, keeping the county court busy with repairs across the county.
Walter Guild Appointed Assistant Superintendent at O R N
Walter H. Guild longtime secretary to J P O Brien of Harriman lines is named assistant superintendent of the Oregon division of the O R N This marks a transfer from executive to operating duties and signals further changes in the near future per the Evening Telegram report
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Walter Guild
Walter H. Guild
J. P. O'Brien
Harriman Lines
Northwest
Oregon
Guild
Fondenton plans tribute for Roesch rifle champion
A. C. Koeppen proposes presenting Midshipman Herbert Roesch with an Indian robe to honor his national rifle title and near world championship. Fondeton townspeople want a fitting token reflecting Roesch’s achievements and hometown pride.
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A. C. Koeppen
Herbert Roesch
Roesch
Birh
Fondeton
Roeseli
Pendleton
Pendleton Lumber to Install New Planing Mill
Pendleton Lumber announces a new planing mill to employ 25 to 30 workers in Pen deton. Ben Hill, the manager, says $20,000 will be invested in equipment. A vacant store may house the plant temporarily while a permanent site is arranged and the building is remodeled.
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Pendeton
Ben Hill
Pendleton Lumber Company
France to Raise Large Negro Troops for Africa
Exchange notes that prominent French officers praise four U S negro regiments for courage and efficiency. France plans conscription in Africa, aiming for 100 000 troops with 40 000 to start, to garrison colonies and free white troops at home. Americans note French approval of U S regiments as a validation of their value.
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France
General Dodds
Dahomey
Africa
Algeria
Wallawa Beets Suit Beneficials Hope For Growth
The Enterprise News reports an optimistic review of sugar beet farming in the county, with Job Pingree and J. F. Wheatstone inspecting fields Sunday and praising foreman T. W. Workman. Testing at La Grande shows good saccharine content. expansion hinges on affordable land for next year. Wheatstone is a major beet contractor who employs Japanese workers and speaks Japanese. Nearby Canby reports many fine peaches.
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Enterprise News Record
Job Pingree
Amalgamated Sugar Company
J. F. Wheatstone
T. W. Workman
la Grande
Wheatstone
Ile
Japan
Referee announces 1909 Oregon sale of Union county lands
A public auction is set for September 18 1909 at 3 pm at the La Grande courthouse to sell specified Union county real estate under an Oregon circuit court execution. Described parcels include parts of sections 24 26 35 36 township 2 north range 10 east Willamette Meridian. F. P. Childers is referee. Aug 18 1909. Also notice of final five year homestead proof by Harry E Swauger Kamela Oregon due September 29 1909 and witnesses named.
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Circuit Court
State of
Oregon
Union County
Edmond Daron
Mary B. Daron
Herbert F. Daron
Andrew J. Tucker
la Grande
North Range
Willamette Meridian
A. D
F. P. Childers
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Harry E. Swauger
Kamela
Township
Range
James L. Walker Ozro Hunt
Nyle Charlton
John Smith
F. C. Bramwell
Register
Observer reports on US presses gathering news
The Observer notes that the United Press Association collects all news as it breaks, highlighting a streamlined wire service system providing timely dispatches to subscribers. It frames the organization as a central hub for national and international stories reaching readers.
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Usitede Press Association
The
Observer
For Sale Underwood typewriter $35.00
Classified notices list a fine Underwood typewriter for sale at $35. Includes contact line “A” Observer. Also ads for cook, housework position, rooms for rent, eggs wanted, and a house and lot on Adams avenue with plastered house and shed. Listings include dates and local addresses.
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Underwood
Adams Avenue
Black
Stevens
Henry & Carr's
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Cave
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Mazon
ED Stringham
M. T. Matott
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E. D. Selder
J. H. Peare
C. C. Penington
W. H. Rush
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Idahos I[rrigation Co. Ltd
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Logan-Sherwood Realty Company