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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1910
Page
2
The paper will not publish anonymous pieces. Signed articles may be revised at the editor's discretion. Readers are urged to sign their submissions to avoid disappointment.
Union county residents led by Tom Wright and W J Townley conducted a fair campaign over two decades to oppose the asylum. the defeat is accepted with dignity and calls for progress. Pendleton’s victory is acknowledged as the winner of the “bughouse” contest, with hopeful wishes for state development tied to a granite, radium-lit structure and Umatilla river improvements.
The Westerner surveys strong 1910 figures and rising California oil output with a projected 75 million barrels for 1910 and growing pipe line activity. California orange and fruit values are high, with oil stocks seen as rising opportunities. Oregon targets 1911 as a banner year thanks to Sulslaw river harbor work at Florence and new rail lines, as Florence investors buy land and harbor improvements spur value.
Washington reports say Taft approved only the 325000 Umatilla east side completion. The extension in the west end is unlikely due to funds limits and engineers treating it as a new project, with no source in the 20 million reclamation appropriation. H. G. Hobson cites the press.
The Indians celebrate a victory at the Pendleton reservation as rival towns in Eastern Oregon react to Pendleton beating its sister cities in a sign contest. The scene underscores regional pride and ongoing tensions among neighboring communities.
The article argues tourism generates about 14,000,000 annually yet will not surpass orange and oil in value to California. It notes tourism may eventually rival gold and dried fruit in importance, with green and dried fruits and tourism both rising, possibly changing ranks within a year or two.
The Evening Observer commends Bill Furnish E W McComas Bill Thompson and others for their remarkable skill and stamina. The piece notes their relentlessly steady play and likable nature despite a recent tough game against a stubborn opponent.
The upcoming legislature will be tasked mainly with disbursing plate money. Past legislatures have spent readily, and Oregon awaits this body's approach to expenditures.
The article states that Baker City acknowledged she never took the asylum bid seriously, joking about the phrase Put on the old gray bonnet. The report frames the admission as a candid reversal of intent by the subject.
The note urges readers that holiday time cannot last and advises preparing to return to the regular grind, signaling a return to routine responsibilities after a festive period.
The Star screens a vivid depiction of the Cubs and Athletics in the World Series with clear action and recognizable figures from Ty Cobb to Brownie Burke. An urchin praises the picture as the best way to see the great American game.
A small booklet explaining what Appendix is how it develops and simple steps to prevent the condition is offered free for a short time by A. T. Hill, a local druggist. The pamphlet targets general readers seeking quick health guidance and is available at his shop.
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