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La Grande Evening Observer

Location

La Grande, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1911

Page

7

Floods Prompted City Government Plan in Galveston

James A. Edgerton argues the Galveston plan of government arose from the 1900 flood disaster and transformed the city. He praises the five member commission system, noting reduced debt, improved sanitation, and sustained low taxes while rebuilding. He predicts a national wave toward commission governance as other cities study Galveston’s success.

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Park Fee Rates Display Per Day and Week

Rates listed show a daily charge of 1.00 dollars with notes of 1.50 and 1.75 per day and a weekly fee of 5.00 dollars. The fragment implies a park fee schedule likely printed in a public notice or notice board.

Rumble Buys Farm Adjoining Springdale Tracts

W Rumble buys 40 acres from Lee Ferguson adjoining the Springdale fruit tracts for apple trees to be planted this fall or next spring. Ferguson retains adjoining 40 acres. Price paid is 100 dollars per acre. The Erringfele company will plant and cultivate trees for three years, after which they will bear and be worth about 400 dollars per acre. Tract lies beside Springdale and will match with their trees. Eighty acres added to Bigin nelehbor.

FE. W. Rumble Lee Ferguson Springdale

NO WOMEN IN HIS PLACE Al Emmons Denies Enterprise Rumor

Al Emmons of Enterprise says he ran a respectable establishment and never allowed women in his place. He objects to a July 18 news item claiming liquor and girls were taken from a local joint and asks the paper to publish a correction.

al. Emmons Enterprise the Observer

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