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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1911
Page
4
Local newspaper notes daily weekly and monthly rates for reprints and access. It lists price options and contact methods for subscriptions and ad placements.
The newspaper warns that unsigned pieces will not publish and signed letters may be revised at the editor’s discretion. Readers are urged to align submissions with editorial standards to avoid disappointment.
A provincial critique questions Tom Lawson’s status and his daughter’s coast visit with her husband. The writer mocks the daughter’s looks and labels Lawson a gambler, challenging why he merits attention over other Grande Ronde valley women.
The article explains that the state tax levy appears low because assessors may have assessed property at full value this year rather than a fraction of it as in prior years. If full valuations were used, the levy could be smaller even as the total taxes to be raised stay the same or rise. Oregon and every community are discussed in relation to this issue.
County and city growth demand more funding, but the issue is value received for tax money. Wasteful commissions and bloated budgets burden Union County taxpayers. Call for a sharp pruning knife to cut one third of late created departments and reevaluate state spending.
The Lewiston Teller reports on a suppressed War Department confidential study warning of fragile national defenses along both coasts. It cites General Wood and General Fred D. Grant urging major fortification and a near million troops to guard seas, with realistic timelines for landings in 10 to 20 days and 80 days to assemble existing forces.
The piece argues the country faces grave danger from attacks on the Pacific coast due to its defenseless state. It condemns Congressmen for neglecting defense budgets, stating strength deters aggressors and weakness invites plunder, warning that wealth magnifies vulnerability and peace rests on readiness.
The piece criticizes Robert E Peary for milking support and money from publishers and the public while avoiding government proof of his North Pole claim. It notes his reluctance to report to the Navy, the lack of scientific output, and argues government honors are undeserved until proofs are submitted.
Theodore Harma a rancher near Salkum in Eastern Lewis County won an 80 acre farm by raising the largest bush el crop on ten acres An Eastern seed house offered the prize for the farm that produced the biggest yield Harms harvested 224 bushels of oats per acre on his 10 acre ranch and sent affidavits to the seed house which awarded a choice of two 80 acre farms in Marionette County Wisconsin
The Newlin Drug Co promotes Hyomei as a guaranteed cure for catarrh and related ailments. A full outfit costs 1.00, with 50 cents for liquid Hyomei inhaled through a hard rubber device to clear air passages and soothe inflamed membranes. This ad emphasizes a risk free guarantee and quick relief.
County Court of Union County Oregon grants letters of administration to Angus Shaw for the estate of Isabella Shaw deceased. Creditors are instructed to present claims with vouchers to the administrator at Summerville, Oregon within a stated period from the notice date. Notice dated December 30 1910 with subsequent publication dates.
H. L. Clark announces the Crystal Cafe is under new management and invites former customers to visit, signaling a return to familiar service and patronage.
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