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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1910
Page
4
A column argues for western protection from federal overreach at the governors’ convention in Salt Lake. It decries excessive conservation and regulation, praises Ballinger’s speeches, and calls for a balanced reform to ease restrictions on timber, grazing lands, and public domain use.
The community sees increasing backing for a proposed irrigation district as landowners come to understand benefits and costs. While some oppose it, proponents believe the vote will likely approve the large project, arguing outside capital is unlikely without local confidence and higher yields with water.
The text argues that Roosevelt cannot be content in the shadows after rising to leadership. It portrays him as a central figure whose long tenure and influence push him toward continued prominence rather than anonymity within the party.
The passage indicates a political figure prefers a propagandist or insurgent position as the sole option to sustain leadership, whether in office or out, framing the avenue as the one viable path for continued authority.
A $30,000,000 mortgage bonds filing was recorded at the courthouse. Pacflo Power & Light company receives the funds while United States Mortgage Trust gains the interest on other property, including the Pacific company’s electric light and power stations in the Northwest Pendleton area.
In Grande Ronde Valley North Powder Or Aug 19 Special Work on the Farmers' Union warehouse progresses with a 1004200 foot concrete foundation and iron exterior. The $7500 warehouse will store grain using labor saving devices and is funded by a stock company with $10 shares and $500 per person limit. Secretary C B Moore leads construction and says the project aims to unite farmers, hold crops for telegraphic sale, and benefit members and communities without antagonizing merchants.
M. H. Kirtley, who was injured on the joy wheel some time ago, has improved and is resting easier today after a period of illness.
The Cherry's New Laundry begins operations September 1 with building completion expected tomorrow. All machinery will be installed by month end according to belief.
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