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A concise proverb framed as a motto asserting effort shapes outcomes and that success is earned through deliberate work. The phrase emphasizes intentional progress rather than chance.
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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1911
Page
8
A concise proverb framed as a motto asserting effort shapes outcomes and that success is earned through deliberate work. The phrase emphasizes intentional progress rather than chance.
A.B. Cherry of Cherry's Laundry in La Grande partners with the Postal Savings Bank to offer a simple safe penny saving plan for boys and girls. He will explain the method to anyone interested and aims to grow small savings into substantial sums over time.
Mrs. Frankie Sickinger, visiting her sister Mrs. Frank Leavitt, left last night for Portland and Seattle. She will sail the steamer Dolphin for Alaska on Saturday evening, June 3, to join her husband in Iditarod, where he has worked this past year, with planned stops along the way.
Auto loads from the Sells Floto circus visit the Baker cemetery after the parade to decorate the grave of Alexis a bicycle rider who died in Baker seven years ago of typhoid Armfuls of flowers accompany a Gates Ajar piece placed on the grave the custom follows circus workers wherever buried across the country
The Belfast launch of the Olympic, largest and most luxurious liner, sailed for Liverpool today under Captain Smith. It will visit Plymouth and Southampton before maiden New York voyage on June 14. The ship features squash courts, gym, swimming tanks, Turkish baths and carries 600 first class, 500 second, and 1,200 steerage passengers.
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