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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1910
Page
4
The notice states subscription rates and rejects unsigned articles while promising to revise signed pieces at the editor’s discretion. It warns that articles will not be published under nom de plume and urges writers to sign to avoid disappointment.
The Deseret News urges balance amid social unrest and calls out both moblike urges and extravagance. It cites a New Yorker who saved $1000 from $7 weekly earnings, arguing thrift benefits many, while warning against excessive spending and discontent without prudence.
The piece contrasts maids and mistresses over hats and apparel, noting poor planning and excess in spending. It laments lack of rainy day funds, calls socialistic or anarchistic comfort-seeking, and argues many with income waste money on saloons tobacco and cigars, while clothes wear out quickly to keep up with fashion.
Major Lea Morehouse reports a niece in Binghampton discovers three tiny tapeworm like objects in eggs. A doctor at a plant says a parasite was present. A steward at a state hospital had one examined by a chemist for classification. The worm measured about an eighth of an inch wide with a pronounced head.
Real prima donna Dorothy Morton brings fan making and a renowned voice to the Steward next Saturday. Her company performs Widow Jones with a cast of clever players and a bevy of show girls in a lavish production by Miss Morton's managers.
Students track team and local business men plan a large Eastern Oregon meet to be held May 21. Volunteers organize officials, transportation, housing, and information HQ downtown while spectators may get train transport to the fair grounds. Hotel and ticket arrangements proceed as committees finalize duties.
The annual military day at the A C campus drew broad state attention and visitors. Cadets, officers, and visiting commanders inspected and reviewed the corps whileCompany M won the Brodie Banner amid a full day of drills and musical performances. The cadets aim to be ranked among the nation’s top three corps.
Notice of public sale by the General Land Office directed under the 1906 act. At 10:00 a.m. on June 2, 1910, the office will offer the described land parcels including fractional sections in Townships 25 and 38, Range 27, B. W. M. Serial No. 06729. Adverse claimants must file claims to be considered.
Two Curry county men using trained dogs killed four bears in a single day. The ad promotes a Wandess suit from the Golden Rule company inviting 75 boys to try on the high class school line.
Filing claims or objections on or before the designated sale time. F. C. Bramwell, Register, and Colon R. Eberhard, Receiver. Also a promotional line about dressing right at the Peoples Store offering Hart Schaffner & Marx clothing.
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