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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1910
Page
4
Subscriptions and pricing details for United Press Telegraph are listed with rates for daily, weekly, and monthly copies. The text notes Bruce Dennis as editor and owner and references a strike context.
A community appeal urges residents to aid the Inspector in gathering information on fruit tree care. Proper cooperation in the Grande Ronde valley is pitched as essential to keeping the area a top fruit producer and preventing contamination from noncompliant growers.
The article notes Union county court work on good roads could yield long term benefits and macadam expansion. It recalls Judge Scott’s past failed drive from Salem and mentions a May 19 visit by a federal good roads advocate in La Grande to present the government viewpoint.
Milton residents look forward to a strawberry day in June described as a luscious community occasion.
An unsigned Joseph Herald piece titled Oh Pehaw pokes fun at La Grande high school. The Joseph Herald appears to joke but the Joseph Herald editor may not realize the potential impact of the taunt.
The U S Land Office at La Grande Oregon announces a public sale on June 2 1910 at 10 a m for a described parcel in sections 33 and 4 townships 2 and 3 south range 7 east Willamette Meridian serial number 06729. Adverse claimants must file objections by sale time.
La Grande post office records indicate the paper will not publish unsigned or pen name articles. Signed submissions may be revised at the editor's discretion. Submitters are urged to sign their pieces to avoid disappointment.
Editorial reflects on King Edward's death and its impact on Britain and commerce. It lauds his democratic approach and warns of uncertainty as the English nation bows in sorrow while grieving a monarch perceived as a strong, benevolent leader.
A fruit inspector was appointed for Union county to enforce spraying and pruning laws. The piece argues strict enforcement is needed, noting Hood River’s success due to climate and strict compliance, while Grande Ronde valley faces neglect by many growers and lost investment as a result.
The text notes that no one is attempting to tie Uncle Joe Cannon to the Illinois legislature scandal, describing it as a pleasant clarification and distancing the figure from the case.
Oregon expresses interest in Jim Hill as a citizen. The text hints at Hill being central to opening visibility for an era. No further context or dates are provided.
The Elgin Oregon Light and Power company keeps pace with regional growth as Baker and Grant counties produce most current while the densely settled Grande Ronde Valley offers a strong market for electricity.
Baker county Republicans adopted the Assembly plan and chose delegates to attend the state meeting in Portland. Democrats have not announced plans and may lack space for their favored few, now that Sam White has moved his law office to Portland.
Portland fears Seattle will skew census data to favor its figures. The Seattle group is accused of bending numbers to present a stronger count, while Portland argues for accuracy and fairness in the counts.
City council will improve Fir Street from Washington to Monroe with lithic pavement. Estimated cost 19115 dollars. A May 11, 1910 meeting will consider the cost and assessments with a hearing for aggrieved persons. Recorders: D B Cox. La Grande Oregon April 27, 1916.
A brief advertisement touts a remedy for throat itch and hoarseness. It claims fast relief when used at night, urging readers to try the product and feel pleased with the results.
Lorenzo Stillwell, county fruit inspector, pledges enforcement of Oregon laws requiring pruning and spraying against insects pests and diseases. He will be notified by phone or letter if any orchard fails to prune or spray as required and will act immediately. Cove official Judd Geer approved the measure.
Union County Oregon invites sealed bids for one hundred cords of 2 foot 8 inch yellow pine or red fir to be delivered and piled in the courthouse basement at La Grande. Bids due to County Clerk by noon June 1 1910. The County Court reserves right to reject any or all bids. ED Wright Clerk.
A plant sale begins Wednesday May 11 and runs through the week at Mrs M Anthony's residence 1606 6th Street featuring ferns and other house plants.
A view shows a motor scooter and an ice boat built in the last year capable of 120 mph in ideal conditions. Two fast boats of radically different design race in a foreground of novelty and beauty, with careful photography. To be shown at the Isis today.
Notice that funds are on hand to pay outstanding General Fund warrants up to No 066 issued by La Grande City and endorsed December 17 1908. Interest on warrants Nos 7939 to 8066 ceases from May 4 1910. La Grande Oregon May 4 1910 Ray W Logan.
A historical note discusses dentists advertising by skill honesty or hype and the need for a community benefactor to educate the public on mouth care. It asserts a dentist should study both theory and practice and warns about cost concerns tied to living expenses and fire.
Clip discusses racial taunts at a boxing bout and calls for crowd control measures. It cites an order for 150 Chinaman seats at the Johnson Jeffries fight as proof of planned color’s role. Authors parody armament talk by suggesting hats and dirigibles to handle dissent.
A collection of concise quotes on art by Ambel Yeats Rodin Rathbone and others. The remarks discuss nature inspiration copying imperfection and the national role of art as a lasting record of history.
The article notes 1,023 locomotives built with 197 electrics. Mexico's rail length grew from 6578 km under Diaz in 1877 to 24,160 km last year. Japan completes a 1,750 mile railway spanning the island.
An advertising pamphlet from Howt Caeacat Co of Portland Oregon promotes a product claiming durable moisture resistant strength with no preparation required. It guarantees refund of the price if not as claimed and offers the pamphlet free.
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