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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1911
Page
4
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The paper states it will not publish articles that use a pen name or anonymous byline. Readers are urged to sign pieces and accept editor discretion on revisions to avoid disappointment.
An armed robbery and fatal shooting last night in Haines kills saloon keeper McCullough. The article argues crime spans regions, cites poverty’s link to crime, and urges swift law action to catch the culprits while noting larger cities report higher crime volumes.
An editorial notes Imbler fruit growers forming a coordinated group to push strict rules and a unified stance. It argues reciprocity between Canada and the United States provokes European unease, with Britain, France, and Germany eyeing leverage as Canada and the U S clash over imperial preference.
Hood River apples prize the marketing of the crew as the key to success. Growers push strict packing standards and efficient labor, aiming to raise value for the crop through organized association work and regulatory steps.
The piece argues that no community earns money by importing goods and stresses supporting La Grande’s local factories. It notes several area factories and says growth depends on sustaining home produced goods and local trade, urging loyalty to domestic products as a visible, practical asset.
The author suggests taking a few days off to visit other Northwest cities of similar size and return to La Grande with renewed view. The tone promotes La Grande as a reliable, dividend payer worth the visit.
Since the legislature adjourned, Salem considers how much could be charged to visitors at the state fair next fall as a new revenue idea.
The article describes Taft facing tariff pressures from the Cannon Aldrich bill and negotiations with Canada. It suggests European nations like Great Britain and France favored a breach and offered Canada liberal terms. It attributes Taft with a decisive, unconventional step to pursue a commercial union of the American and European markets.
A Pittsburg Times report praises long running campaigns by public and private agencies that reduced deaths from tuberculosis and pneumonia in New York and credited health departments with saving about 6000 children under five in infantile diseases. It notes ventilation efforts in tenements and broad education on disease prevention.
Mary Johnson argues in a Ohio State Journal address that a deep eugenic current underpins the women s suffrage movement. She contends nature seeks a chance for the superhuman and that women must lead to improve race health and destiny.
Herbert Aiking, a noted educator and scientist with wide reputation, was born in Toronto Ontario on March 1 1867. He received his education at Toronto University and Hale University before pursuing his career.
The article traces Professor Aikinis academic path from joining the University of Southern California faculty in 1888 to lecturing at Yale, then becoming professor of logic and philosophy at Trinity College North Carolina, and later chair of philosophy at the College for Women, Western Reserve University. He authored several textbooks and numerous papers on psychology and philosophy.
March 1 marks notable events from 1654 to 1910 including the death of Connecticut's first governor John Haynes in Hartford born 1694 in England, the 1790 census act, Ohio statehood in 1802, the Cairo massacre of Mamelukes in 1811, and other political and military milestones such as Texas annexation approval in 1845 and the 1862 Pittsburg Landing engagement.
A fragmentary note advertises scavenging services available via the City Recorder's office urging residents to call for assignments and city cleanup tasks.
Mrs. E C Moore 1617 Fourth Street offers furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Inquiries at Kings Cigar Factory. A young man seeks bookkeeping or stenography evening work Box 804 City. Wanted agents to sell Hydro Carbon reading lamp call Oregon Hotel 10 Depot street.
Elgin make watch bearing initials H. D. B. on back. finder offered reward. Return to office for reward.
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