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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1911
Page
2
The Observer based in La Grande operates under editor and owner Dennis Brugé with postal metering at the U.S. post office and second class mailing.
William L. Finley argues in the Snc wten Magazine that crows help farms by consuming waste corn insects and pests while causing minimal crop damage. Biological survey data from nearly a thousand crow stomachs show most harm comes from waste corn and negligible fruit loss.
The Journal of the American Medical Association reports experiments at the Memorial Institute for Infectious Diseases to inoculate monkeys with scarlet fever. Ten showed no signs, three became ill, one developed fever four days post inoculation, with no skin eruption observed.
Scientists note monkeys may have natural resistance to scarlet fever, suggesting susceptibility is low and that animal studies could aid human findings. Researchers hope ongoing work may lead to a serum for scarlet fever.
San Francisco August 8 deputies stand ready to quell disturbances after clashes between union and non union workers at Crockett tied to a sugar refinery dispute. The confrontation appears resolved today with tensions easing.
Abe Ruef, the convicted San Francisco doodle politician, wrote a farce that was part of the Fourth of July vaudeville program at St. Quentin.
City council explains plan to improve Fir Street in La Grande Oregon by cement walks on both sides. The district runs from the north line of O W R N Co to Monroe Avenue and affects O W R N Co and several blocks in Chaplin's addition. Estimated cost 1010 dollars. public hearing August 16 1911 at 8 p m.
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