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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1910
Page
4
The Observer at G7 Dennis, editor and owner, was entered at the La Grande post office as second class matter. Subscription rates are listed for daily single copy, daily per week, and daily per month with various prices.
The editor states that unsigned responses will be published and signed pieces may be revised at the editor's discretion. Authors are urged to sign their submissions to avoid disappointment.
A Tribune article criticizes the Grande Ronde valley for not exhibiting at the Chicago land show, noting Medford Hood River Ashland Grant's Pass and Pendleton were represented while Cove sent two Stackland brothers. It urges local residents to participate, share ideas, and promote Oregon's valleys to attract settlers.
Professor Edward McMahon of Washington University argued that a good citizen must read daily papers in his history class, admitting that neglect could undermine civic responsibility. The remark underscores the role of informed citizens in public life.
The professor argues a well balanced citizen must read the daily happenings via newspapers. He says a juryman must take interest in affairs and notes public opinion largely shares this view. Recently a Portland man surfaced who believed Roosevelt remained president. Such characters are rare but real.
The Union Republican notes that Union County Circuit Court under Judge Knowles is handling tough cases efficiently. The judge is commended for prompt rulings and clear decisions, earning respect from the bar and the public.
A murmur surrounds Senator Bourne about a rumored one hundred thousand dollar jackpot fueled by enemies to undermine him. Observers call it an old time political maneuver aimed at harming Bourne’s finances and influence.
A longtime Grande Ronde resident says goose is the proper fowl for Christmas dinner, though a Grande Ronde turkey or hen also stays good for the occasion.
An oblique note hints at a stocking hanging period returning with humor about Missourians who hang hosiery and encounter a new lead pen pal. The fragment suggests a light local anecdote about seasonal customs and quirky letters.
The excerpt notes Jay Bowerman did not receive the governor commission this year. It urges patience and labor as virtues for future success.
The remark advises delaying resolutions and heavy commitments until after the Christmas season ends, suggesting caution about loading up plans or goals too early. It notes the timing and context of further commitments as a careful approach.
For Christmas shoppers, Silverthorne's Family Drug Store promotes bags and extra good values with prices lower than ever before. Local store emphasizes value and selection for holiday needs.
Quick Action A. T. Hill reports a single dose of buckthorn bark glycerine and related compounds in Adlerika relieves stomach or bowel trouble. Local La Grande residents note many people are being helped by the remedy.
Next week marks vacation days for schools as teachers and pupils depart for holidays. When classes resume on January second, there will be two weeks left before midwinter examinations, followed by a short period of intensified study.
Mrs. Katherine Stirton began a petition drive to abolish the death penalty in Washington. Hundreds of voters have signaled support as petitions circulate for later presentation to the next legislature. Representative Goss of Seattle plans to introduce the repeal bill.
Election and installation of officers for La Grande Lodge No 9 Royal Arch Masons held last evening. Past High Priest D Huffman served as installing officer. Officers named include High Priest H L Lincoln and King William Stein with other posts filled by George T Cochran C T Bacon W J Church Charles Noyes L H Russell M K Hall C M Humphreys L M Hoyt J J Carr J M Hilts and more.
Local glove artist Bob Lyman, 115 pounds, headlines a public workout at Owl's Nest after a recent loss to 125-pound foe Jockey Bennett in The Dalles. Lyman, gaining reputation in the Northwest glove scene, set to perform next Tuesday night, continuing his ascent amid press coverage.
The article argues that alert intelligence is essential in education and that daily newspapers provide the most current information beyond textbooks. It emphasizes the world’s constant motion and the value of up-to-date news as instructional material.
Oil indications are bright at the Malheur well and Chief Driller Morgan in California has been wired to return to lead final steps toward striking the gusher. President Benson of the Malheur company is expected this week as confidence runs high that only water must be bailed from the 2200 foot hole to reach a commercial gusher.
The Oregon Glee club members halted their trip to eastern Oregon over grievances about treatment on a trip to Astoria. After concessions on all points, the college was able to resume plans and depart.
A small basement display hosts Santa Claus who hands out candy to children daily this week at The Golden Rule Co. store inviting parents to call and visit.
A concise hotel notice notes newly furnished rooms for Mia with rates of 26 cents and 500 board, indicating updated accommodations and pricing for guests.
Local window display advertises a sale by the Golden Rule Company featuring a hundred souvenir plates each day this week.
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