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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1910
Page
4
United Press Telegraph Service lists daily single copy and weekly and monthly rates. The La Grande paper notes it will not publish unsigned articles and signed pieces may be revised at the editor's discretion.
The author warns that a focus on a single star rather than developing multiple strong athletes harms male participation and morals in high school sports. He cites Whitman Cooke's 18 points and notes rivals from Baker City Lewiston and Waitsburg, urging new rules such as lane racing to ensure fair, square competition across middle and long distance events.
Spokane city council ends terminal rate dispute and approves entry of new railroads after a lengthy vote. Officials praise the spirit of cooperation as the project moves forward.
A fragment argues railroads are governed by general conditions not civic agreements. It warns against forcing transcontinental deals and calls Spokane and interior towns to seek relief rates from water competition via Interstate Commerce Commission, framing Spokane’s shift as ending a pipe dream and preserving railroad prestige.
Legal action looms as William Randolph Hearst sues Marie Henry Watterson of the Courier Journal over an editorial and a cartoon about Hearst. The suit follows Watterson's coverage of Hearst’s reaction to a grilling scene and related commentary.
The next debate topic invites Higin and La Grande high schools to discuss which soap is best for washing lettuce. A second favored subject asks which would be safer to be accidentally shot for a deer or a bear.
The theatre trust in the northwest is broken, signaling no immediate price drops for tickets. It questions the power of New York men to control top talent and coerce actors, while compelling the public to accept what the trust deems fit.
The Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company reports the demonstration train was highly successful and will begin a second run to cover Washington points. The earlier train delivered valuable information rapidly, unmatched by any prior on wheels.
When Tom Richardson arrives in Union and Wallowa counties communities plan a united welcome. La Grande Elgin and Union hope to combine their enthusiasm into a welcoming blend for the visiting booster.
A statement argues God will be convicted of murder and sentenced to hanging, declaring such a punishment appropriate for him and other criminals of that kind.
Readers note a striking resemblance between Henry Solon Graves the new chief forester and State Senator Hart prompting comparisons in appearance and public presence. The article frames the likeness as a notable public curiosity without alleging anything beyond looks.
Fragmentary text indicates Roosevelt has been awarded a PhD by King Frederick's University and now holds several titles. The passage compares titles to lodge passwords, reflecting attention to honors but lacks clear details or full context.
The Albany commercial club has performed notably well this year, earning recognition for its initiatives and community impact across local business and civic efforts.
La Grande Oregon announces funds on bank warrants issued on the General Fund up to No 068 and warrants Nos 7939 through 8066. Interest on these warrants ceases as of May 4 19198. Ray W Logan City Treasurer signs the notice.
Union County Oregon invites sealed bids for one hundred cords of yellow pine or red fir wood eight inches by two feet delivered to the courthouse basement in La Grande. Bids due June 1, 1970 at 2 p.m. with right to reject all bids. Clerk ED Wright signs.
The semi annual sale of all kinds of house plants including ferns begins Wednesday May 11 and continues through the week at Mrs. M. Anthony's 1606 6th street.
A baby girl was born near Alicel on May 9 1910 to Mr and Mrs Wm Webster. The birth records note a healthy newborn tied to the Webster family.
The late Samuel Langhorne Clemens known as the dean of American literature is praised as a top humorist and satirist. The piece cites his famous death telegram line and offers extracts from his celebrated works with a note on Italian guides.
The passage compiles humorous lines and famous quotes about conscience, motives, and literature from works like Huckleberry Finn Innocents Abroad and A Yankee at the Court of King Arthur, including a prefatory note and a Baden Baden letter. It also jokes about Moses Ingersoll and social perceptions.
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