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A La Grande paper notes it will not publish unsigned pieces. Signed articles may be revised at the editor’s discretion and contributors are urged to sign their submissions to avoid disappointment.
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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1910
Page
4
A La Grande paper notes it will not publish unsigned pieces. Signed articles may be revised at the editor’s discretion and contributors are urged to sign their submissions to avoid disappointment.
Oregon debates a state printed voter pamphlet amid cost objections and accusations of misreading. Willis Dugway, candidate for re election as state printer, leads a group opposing the pamphlet’s accuracy while others back it. The article likens the dispute to children squabbling over an apple and urges voters to consider candidates fairly, noting assembly endorsements in state politics.
Acting Governor Bowermay heads to Union for a visit to the Experimental Farm demonstration and state investigation led by Manager Robert Withy to assess the nature of ongoing work and its implications.
The article argues both valleys need irrigation to stabilize crops and land values. It notes Willamette’s rainfall is insufficient seasonally and Grande Ronde lacks abundant rainfall, urging district-wide plans to conserve spring waters for fall use and to avoid slow settlement drawbacks.
The editor rode with D H Steward of La Grande and described a near forest fire incident. Steward lit a match to see, held it awhile, then extinguished it without discarding it, noting such care could save millions of dollars and lives in the timber belt.
The article argues that people must act with care to avert disasters and that starting fires and similar hazards should be avoided. It stresses individual accountability as essential to preventing catastrophes like the Wallace incident.
The piece argues Oswald West, while experienced as railroad commissioner and a fair young man, lacks the size and stamina for governor. It asserts his election is impossible and unlikely to occur, calling the notion a joke and insanely optimistic.
Edna asserts she has not left Nat Goodwin, while the industry ad notices suggest advertising materials have already been received. The exchange centers on personal claims versus the practical impact of the advertisements.
A. T. Hill touts a single dose of Adler-!-ka, a simple German remedy, as relieving wind, sour stomach, constipation, and gas in the bowels almost instantly.
Oscar Jackson and Ruth Bush wed at the bride’s home on Adams Street with simple decor and a close circle of family and La Jaunese club friends. The couple plans to reside at 703 First Street after a Seaside wedding trip, with the bride a former La Grande teacher and the groom a local native.
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