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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1906
Page
2
Spring sales pitch for photo supplies from Newsin Divo Company promises latest requisites at right price. The brief advertises what is needed and assures supply of all photo essentials.
The notice states Mrs Grace Barrie will take six table boarders at 1808 4th Street For particulars call red 881.
An appeal urges voters to register and vote in the April 20 primaries. It warns against returning the old boss system and advocates citizen responsibility to shape Oregon politics. The notice emphasizes the impact of the new pact system on growth and governance.
The piece calls on every voter to register and participate in the primaries. It warns that low turnout would allow the current system to fail and urges voters and taxpayers to attend rain or shine and vote for the best men.
William M. Evans, former Republican mayoral candidate of New York City, urged support for women's suffrage at a luncheon commemorating Susan B. Anthony's 86th birthday. He argued men must defend women's political rights and condemned anti suffragists for denying wives and mothers equal liberty and property rights.
A passage argues that women should vote beside men, warning that denying women the right to vote negates reason. It stresses women as civilizers shaping men's character and opposing privilege-focused attitudes.
Daily millinery sale at Mrs J R Forrest's store with Tranmer from Gages of Chicago showcasing hats and prices claimed to be the lowest ever known.
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