PS Details Count Rules for Daily Totals
The note explains counting people on a day with no restrictions on how many individuals are tallied. It emphasizes a flexible approach to daily counts without limits on participants.
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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1910
Page
8
The note explains counting people on a day with no restrictions on how many individuals are tallied. It emphasizes a flexible approach to daily counts without limits on participants.
In La Grande district only one applicant is known for a census position and she is a lady. Portland reports nationwide shortages of enumerators. In unsettled districts pay is six dollars per day.
New York, Jan 10 The Buckeye state aviators including the Wright Brothers will be guests at the Ohio State Society of New York dinner at the Waldorf Astoria. Henry W Taft and other notable officials are invited. L Warriner faces trial and a six year sentence will follow the Ford case. Two telegrams tell of John D Ashton’s death in Louisville and Ina F Ashton death in childbirth. Poultry judging notes advise entries in pens of five to maximize prizes amid cold weather hardships.
Secretary Stoddard announces singular visitations by death to announce the death of Mrs BE P Richey, mother and grandmother to G M Richey Herman Richey and Grace Richey, and thanks friends for kindness during illness and death. Funeral notices follow.
Mrs. Jeanette Steward Ford faces formal charges of blackmail tied to the embezzlement of $643,000 from the Big Four Railroad offices. The case begins in Cincinnati with authorities pursuing alleged blackmailers connected to the theft.
Public is warned not to cash a paper indorsed by A G and Maggie Harmen in favor of 8 McNish The note for 100 dollars has been lost Finder should return it to this office for safekeeping
Plasterers will take the floor as work on remodelling the city council chamber progresses. Upon completion the city recorder's office and council chamber will be greatly increased in size.
The Massachusetts State Council of the Carpenters and Joiners union opens its semi annual convention in Holyoke Massachusetts with discussions on an important labor question.
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