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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1910
Page
4
Bruce Dennis enters at La Grade as second class matter, per brief item. No other details available.
A newspaper notes that unsigned articles will not be published and that signed pieces may be revised at the editor's discretion. The notice urges writers to sign submissions to avoid appointment delays.
The Observer urges frank public discussion on irrigation for the Grande Ronde valley. It notes this year’s drought highlights water as vital and argues water will boost the valley’s productivity once plans are implemented, despite possible defeat in current efforts.
A fragment discusses water and a favorable Marte reading, suggesting that water and aol together will occur eventually. The tone hints at cautious hope that the tie will not be distant.
A Union County observer predicts fruit crops will exceed wheat in value within ten years. He cites growing orchards from La Grande to Sumnerville and warns that proper fruit laws, spraying, and pruning are essential to lift prices and protect neighbors.
The Portland Journal pivoted from vilifying the Republican slate to denouncing Bowerman as a slate maker and boss after the Oregonian’s assembly defeat. The paper, famed for shifting stances, wavered yet stayed on beat with its political rhetoric.
In Portland during a Republican session a charity effort raised three hundred twenty two dollars as a little actress with both legs amputated by a train was mentioned. Men contributed willingly and the crowd showed generosity, proving the human race is not selfish, especially in Oregon.
County fair organizers outline plans for a major event at the county fairgrounds. Officials emphasize community activities, contests, and entertainment to boost attendance and showcase local talent.
Ida Benton sues Bert Benton in Union County Circuit Court for divorce. Bert Benton must answer within six weeks of first publication, or the court may grant dissolution of the marriage and costs. Publication runs weekly for six weeks starting July 7, 1910 in La Grande Weekly Observer. Eugene Ashwill represents the plaintiff.
Department of the Interior notice from La Grande Oregon dated July 15 1910 for John R Thompson Kamela Oregon on homestead entry 13944 to prove final five year claim. Witnesses C C McFalls John Graybeal June Sanford and John Smith all of Kamela and Huron Oregon before Sept 1910.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed administrator of the estate of H. D. Coggf deceased. Creditors must present verified claims to Wm. B. Sargent at his La Grande Oregon office within six months. Dated La Grande Oregon July 14 114 All Penys Richard Coger Administrator.
Ovanda M. Noyes administratrix of David Hawes deceased files final account in Union County Oregon. County Court sets August 2, 1910 at 10 a.m. at La Grande Court House for hearing objections and settlement. Dated July 1, 1916.
Notices announce six week summons for Jasper Farhaar and Samuel Cornwell in Union county with decrees sought. Other items include final account hearing for John Blevins estate set August 5 1910 in La Grande Oregon.
A dubious claim links complexion and temper to a disordered liver and promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver pills as a remedy. The wording suggests a fraudulent health assertion aimed at improving appearance and mood.
In the District Court of Oregon Albert Graham of Troy Wallowa is declared bankrupt on July 8 1910. The first meeting of creditors will be held August 4 1910 at 8 o clock in the forenoon in the Referee in Bankruptcy office La Grande Oregon. Creditors may attend prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and transact business. INO 8 HODGIN Referee in Bankruptcy July 22 1910 July 23-26.
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