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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1911
Page
4
La Grande hosts Easter Sunday events with Knights from Pendleton and Baker joining a parade in uniform. A minister from La Grande will deliver the lesson and a moving ritual service is planned to leave a strong impression on attendees. The city welcomes the visiting knights and residents alike.
The Joseph community remains convinced ore exists in the mountains and could be mined profitably. locals say the ore can be handled at a profit once properly developed and invite legitimate investors and responsible companies to examine the mineral wealth.
A bold claim that the Knights Templar are now stronger and more affive as a manly organization with influence in business, social, political, and travel circles. The text emphasizes global reach and disciplined knowledge.
The article lauds La Grande for welcoming Union county athletes and celebrates clean, high quality youth sports as a community good. It praises athletic training for strengthening youth and emphasizes temperance alongside athletics without sensational excess.
A meeting of ranchers and landowners is set for Tuesday night at the Iowa school house to organize concerted action to upgrade Hunter Lane. B J Conrad and Hol Shaw back the effort and reported favorable court support for rock crushing and rolling if stone is delivered on site. La Grande is urged to show support by attending and signaling City backing for valley highway improvements.
The La Grande Evening and Weekly Observer extend voting power via subscription payments. Paying in advance or arrears adds 3,000 extra votes per year for the Evening and 1,000 per year for the Weekly, with additional 1,000 votes when a yearly sub to another paper clubs with the Observer.
Park Board advocates attendance at an upcoming entertainment noting that a portion of ticket proceeds benefits noble La Gende women. The piece frames the evening as commendable whether guests dance or simply support the cause.
Orison Swett Marden in Success Magazine notes that a person constantly seeking revenge suffers brain strain and unhappiness. He says the desire to "get square" with imagined injuries leaves the individual at a disadvantage and harming mental balance.
The text describes the unkind, resentful person as grouchy and suspicious, often lonely with advancing years. Employers avoid such individuals who deter customers and harm staff relations, as people expect courtesy and frank treatment.
Foley Kidney Pills are advertised as concentrated ingredients with established therapeutic value for prompt relief of kidney and bladder ailments. They are described as antiseptic, tonic and restorative and urged for immediate use with a warning against substitutes. Endnotes list various Hill's drug ad numbers.
Aphy asks if rent is paid as they offer to loan money to build and待 repay as rent, stating J R Oliver signs the message.
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