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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1906
Page
2
The paper states it will not publish articles under pen names and urges contributors to sign submissions, noting editor discretion and warning against disappointment over publication decisions.
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Mahin's Messenger argues knocking arises from fear envy or revenge. It claims Paar is cowardly and warns envy pays tribute to persons as knocked while vengeance is not for man. The piece notes knocking harms only the knocker and can aid the target by exposing weakness.
A retrospective note laments 1906 for disasters war famine and crime. It muses that despite vast suffering there remains hope and the prospect that the new year will bring relief, comfort, and cheerful balance to the burdens endured.
The Chicago Tribune quotes a grim tally: seventy four deaths and seventy injuries nationwide among hunting seamen, with some injuries so severe that death may follow.
An article from Jesup features J. C. Stevens, engager in charge of the US Geological Survey, urging careful consideration by every citizen. It presents facts on streams and water issues and stresses their utmost importance to the state.
The New York World notes that leading 19th and early 20th century voices England and America used the Bible as a stylistic backbone. Lincoln and Macaulay gained language fluency through Bible study, Coleridge warned against vulgarity, and Kosuth credited Bible study for his English mastery.
The passage argues that a paper serves diverse readers with varied tastes. It emphasizes that some content may seem dull to one person but is valuable to another, noting war pages or other sections may appeal to different audiences. It ends by asserting readers’ minds and interests differ.
County Court of Union County Oregon names William J Stanley administrator of Martha J Stanley deceased. Creditors must present claims with vouchers within six months to the administrator at Williams Bros Ralston Block La Grande. Dated December 6 1906.
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