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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1905
Page
2
A fragmented report suggests varied portrayals of the president by spokesmen, offering insight into how official messaging shapes public perception and the public’s interpretation of leadership.
Idaho law sets the price for school land at ten dollars per acre, higher than Oregon’s rate. The piece argues Oregon lands are as good and should fetch similar money, to fund the irreducible school fund, urging legislative action.
In Portland Oregon thirty six jurors heard three trials of Congressman Williamson and co defendants. Seven seven point nine percent convicted and two point two nine percent acquitted across all trials with hung juries in two cases. The final trial had a unanimous conviction. The public supported enforcement of US land laws while acknowledging the defendants erred.
The second congressional district sees a widening field as more contenders enter the race for honors. Local observers note increasing interest from political figures seeking distinction and public recognition.
A local businessman announces the acquisition of Bock & Thomas shops and the Bull Market. The trio will offer choice meats at lower prices to boost trade, clarifying that price reductions are intended rather than increases, inviting trial orders to prove the claim.
A garbled note reports someone seeking health relief through remedies and doctors, mentioning Dr. Kings and Di frat dos. It hints at relief and cure but remains unclear and fragmented.
The piece recalls President Roosevelt’s remark criticizing Idaho Senator Heyburn and other politicians who place personal or factional interests above the public good. It notes Roosevelt likely did not anticipate the letter’s future publicity and frames the rebuke as a defense of national interests over individual gain.
Sacred Heart Academy conducted by the sisters of St Francis offers classical literary and scientific courses, music, drawing and painting with modern methods. It prepares young ladies for teaching specialties and resumes sessions September 6. For terms and details, address.
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