La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 25, 1918, Image 3

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This Edition, Besides the News of La Grande and Union County, Will Carry a Special Morning Telegraphic
News Report, Giving All The News of The World and Special Correspondence
From The TownS of Wallowa County.
ANNOUNCEMENT
On account of its rapidly growing circulation and in answer to the many and repeated requests of iijs many subscribers im
Wallowa County because of their desires to get the news of the world war and national hows while it is sail fresh, The La Grande -;
Observer has determined to print a special morning edition to meet these demands. ' ; v t ' '" "'" " "'
The La Grande Evening Observer has now the most compl ete and modern newspaper plant in Eastern Oregon. BkuJ
- - considerable expense installed a modern Web Perfecting Duplex Press, capable of printing 3500 complete newspapere aa hear.
It has two Linotype machines, capable of setting the news swiftly and in up-to-date typographic dress, r It has a large abaff ol
-.. competent printers. . ' . - J-
To meet the desires of its patrons in Wallowa County, The Observer management has decided to add to its already complete
evening telegraphic hews service, a morning telegraphic news report for a special Wallowa County edition, which will be de
livered to its readers in Wallowa County on the day of publication. Besides it will print special Wallowa County correspoiMl
,V ence from the various towns that it will serve: .
The Observer will thus print morning telegraphic news:"
Sixteen Hours Earlier News Than The Portland Evening Newspapers.
Thirty Four Hours Earlier News Than The Portland Morning Newspapers.
The La Grande Observer is the only daily newspaper with a telegraphic news service in Union and Wallowa Counties. It ia
fully alive to the needs of its territory, which it serves and intends to serve fully and completely.
Adding a morning telegraphic service for its Wallowa County readers is another step forward for The Observer. It hopes
that this step will meet the approval of its Wallowa County patrons and that they will appreciate thus being brought into closer
touch with the outside world. The exact date of the first publication will be announced later. .
Watch For The Morning Wallowa County Edition q
Of The La Grande
BSERVER
The following are authorized to receive subscriptions: Enterprise agent, H. L. Gilb "tj, B & A Drug Store. JoMph f e, G. A. Eoner.