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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1910
Page
4
A local paper reminds contributors to sign their pieces and notes revisions may be required at the editor's discretion. The message urges timely submissions and warns against unsigned or misattributed works.
The Oregonian argues for balancing agriculture with trade and industry to ease the cost of living. It envisions new experimental stations in Harney valley Williamette valley and Southern Oregon to study dry farming irrigation and climate impacts, overseen by the State Agricultural College with federal help, promising results within five years.
The piece lauds Mary Baker Eddy as a pivotal figure behind Christian Science, noting its hemispheric growth and churches, while acknowledging controversy over its Bible interpretation. It discusses trust power in industry, tariff debates, and the trend toward centralization, referencing Standard Oil and apple growers.
A massive apple combine is proposed with Oregon as its center. The plan suggests forming an apple trust to organize production and market control.
The text urges newly elected Democrats and insurgents to tackle tariff questions this session. It calls for bold action, urging Congress to act without excuses and to strike at entrenched powers, as the nation watches and demands results.
The issue publishes a message from Mayor Meyers urging careful reading of the bond issue to be voted on at the next election. The Mayor, a man of standing, presents points of importance as if addressing a business letter to voters.
The Stockton community debates hair fashions as leaders push to outlaw false curls while suggesting a compromise if the originating "rata" remains. The quirky local decision sparks curiosity about appearance standards and cultural trends.
A humorous reference notes a running joke about stork delivery in Kansas and hints at a game law related to birth notices, implying a deadline or limit has passed.
W 8 Crowe, a prominent Maniatique financier, visits his brother S D Crowe in the city. He shows strong interest in Home Independent Telephone and its Wallowa county interests. Crowe’s presence signals a swift resolution to the proposed purchase of the Pacific Telephone company plant by Home Independent.
In San Diego on December 6 a shipment of ball like ordnance caused police alarm as the public spread rumors that the balls were destined for Mexico. Authorities investigated the contents to determine their nature and origin.
Report notes that revolutionists used the balls to crush rock for cement manufacture, indicating a historical practice tied to industrial material processing.
Valley farmers tab 30 000 bushels as wheat prices rise slightly toward seven tenths of a dollar. Local markets ease money strains from Union to Joseph as farmers rely on Farmers Union warehouses. City of La Grande announces street improvement plan for N Fir street with a $2529.40 cost and a December 7 public hearing.
Notice in Grande, Oregon, detailing Common Council action on December 16, 1909 to create Improvement District No 13 and designate Fir Street as the district subject to improvement, with notices to concerned property owners.
A Penleton Oregon man T. F. Felton endorses Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney trouble. He reports frequent nighttime urination and backache improved after use, noting better health and relief from symptoms.
For sale by all dealers price six dimes. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents for the United States. Remember to take no other. The name Doan's and Dec 6 7 9.
An old advertisement touts Rene Chenierin’s Remedy as a non narcotic cure that can be given to babies or adults to counter pneumonia. It claims the remedy will fix health and is sold by all dealers.
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