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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1910
Page
4
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An editorial argues the United States must maintain a strong navy while urging progress toward international arbitration. It condemns reliance on force, critiques a proposed 82 000 ton battleship and outlines steps including build two 27 000 ton ships, a repair ship, two carriers and five submarines. The piece stresses peace via business, labor and women's influence and urges civic action toward peaceful dispute resolution.
A revival service reports growing attendance with the high school banding together to hear sermons on personal work and salvation. The evangelist emphasizes watchman warnings, repentance, and active Christian service at home, in neighborhoods, and with loved ones.
A short report notes that using a rake with about two hours of effort improves front yard appearance, while the back yard remains untouched for now.
The rumor remains current that a new depot is planned this year. Pendleton and Baker City were favored in 1909, suggesting renewed interest in rail infrastructure for the region.
A local call invites residents to attend a tabernacle meeting this evening where the high school yell team will perform. Community members are encouraged to participate and engage with speakers.
Our annual city E section event is scheduled for next Monday. The notice urges participation and notes typical activities and community involvement.
Spokane reports the Great Northern plans a 17 mile tunnel from Chiwaukum to Skykomish to escape Wellington disaster repeats. It would be the world's longest and cost between 20 and 50 million dollars.
The new Spring line offers the largest and swellest assortment of Scotches and Cassimeres in gray shades ever shown. Clothes are guaranteed to fit and be flawlessly made. We invite you to view the collection and understand the lineno obligation incurred.
Spokane reports on March 10 with ex Supreme Court justice Gordon on trial for alleged embezzlement of nine thousand dollars. The publication also details land sales near Imbler and Le Grande including orchards, wheat, hay, and cattle improvements with prices ranging from about 1390 to 4000 dollars and several small houses and farms offered on easy terms.
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