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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1911
Page
2
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The Salem report discusses Governor West pushing to reopen the asylum location debate. It notes broad belief the legislature will back the governor and urges a merit based, physician led examination to ensure a fair contest.
A dramatic warning about persistent criminals who cheat banks. The piece notes recent arrests in Arkansas of men who have been swindling Pacific coast banks for the past year and cautions that sharpers adapt and strike when banks let their guard down.
The piece praises a brilliant but dangerous new plan by a detective agency and argues for severe penalties for swindlers. It recalls Missouri making train robbing a capital crime and suggests bank swindlers deserve similar punishment to deter repeat offenses.
Tomorrow night in La Grande promises plenty of entertainment with events at the L. D. Tabernacle moving picture theatres the Orpheum stock company and Steward theatre. The town is lively with diverse shows challenging the slow town stereotype.
W. T. Wright travels to Salem to advocate for a banking bill in the legislature. Public chatter says he will not visit Governor West to cheer the administration on moving the Eastern Oregon insane asylum.
Willis Moss closed a deal with a neighbor yesterday to purchase two 2-year-old colts from the Grande Ronde for 500 dollars. The sale underscores the reputation and value of the Grande Ronde breed in local horse trading.
The speaker warns that those who have not yet had a touch of la gripe are overlooked and should not become complacent as there is still a little time left to act. It emphasizes staying alert and timely action.
In Oregon Union County Circuit Court Pearl Downs sues Fred Downs for dissolution of marriage and custody of Eunice and Harold Downs. The summons requires appearance within six weeks from first publication dated Dec 16 1910. Publication in La Grande Weekly Observer weekly for six weeks.
Eight sailors were killed and one seriously injured when a boiler burst on the battleship Delaware in Hampton Roads. Firemen Charles Hart Columbus Porter William White Herbert Brewer Lewis White Clarence Dewitt Christian Jensen and a fourth unidentified man died. Captain Cove ordered a tug to meet the ship.
Formal charges are filed for the retrial of Mayor Fawcett in Tacoma. Charged by ex-councilman M. B. Strambaugh, the mayor is described as incompetent, extravagant, and unbusinesslike. Recall petitions circulate as the commission system faces strain.
Jim Speers returns from a long absence to find his store entered and robbers in charge. Ben Hicks secretly orchestrates the deception, telling Jim the loss, leading to a joyful family reunion when Moll and the boy are found safe and well. The neighbor learns Ben's quiet triumphs.
Hills Drug Store advertises Foley's Honey and Tar as genuine with no substitutes and claims quick relief from colds and congestion. A testimonial from Mr. B W L Hall of Waverly Virginia endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the best cold treatment, with sales by all leading emporiums.
Jess Paul and C C R L Lincoln are listed with the title M of R and 8 in a classified or notice-style entry. The fragment suggests a sole or joint reference to a person and initials, possibly part of a larger roster or notice.
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