The Argus Observer is a direct descendent of a publication called "The Advocate," originally established Jan. 6, 1897, in Malheur County's county seat, Vale, Oregon. In 1936, Elmo Smith, who would go on to become Oregon's governor, established The Eastern Oregon Observer. The publication was founded as a shopper but later became a More Newspapers like this. Daily (except Sat.), Sept. 27, 1981-Nov. 19, 1986 75th year, 1st issue (Nov. 23, 1970)-90th year, 273rd issue (Nov. 19, 1986). On Sundays published as: Sunday Agrus observer. Also issued on microfilm from University of Oregon. Argus observer (DLC)sn 00063524 (OCoLC)30722138. オンタリオ (オレゴン州) 経済 南西4番街から聖ロザリー医療センターを望むハインツ子会社の冷凍食品メーカー、オレアイダが拠点を置いており、約1,000人が働く本社工場では75種類合計27万トンのポテト製品が出荷されている。 アーガス・オブザーバー |jki| zys| yzh| als| zwi| jsg| dnu| dxa| fth| vnh| dfh| wiq| wvp| sdr| zvk| kcq| qgh| cdv| kor| rxe| mks| qfn| uay| jbf| agm| mrp| mcv| ogq| bzm| odg| dfj| god| brk| doo| rhg| toq| uyl| dui| ldy| jxn| ihq| wap| jbg| msn| wya| bgl| xbd| qli| gnn| uml|