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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1911
Page
4
The Observer criticizes Portland’s municipal governance and voter neglect, warning that lack of organization among citizens could empower a few to control city affairs. It urges greater public involvement to prevent autocratic outcomes and protect democracy.
Don Pruitt former city editor of the Baker Herald cuts ties with print shop aims to return to ranch life following Jim Hill's advice. He positions himself as an advance guard for a broader movement of office workers moving toward agriculture to balance urban and rural populations.
After a battle in Mexico the article contemplates a prolonged conflict as Diaz faces departure. It ponders how he will leave and who will shape the transition, reflecting on Mexican political tension.
The Grande Ronde valley gains from favorable conditions as producers emphasize the Chops as a key element in Eastern Oregon wealth generation, underscoring the agricultural and economic potential of the region.
Dr. Irwin and his wife, en route home from Hot Lake, spent last evening in the city. Mr and Mrs C R Fulton arrived this morning after their Baker wedding two days ago and will be at home to friends soon. W Child, from Utah, is here for contracting business and has gone to La Gaouche to assess work. he will stay several days.
The remains of J. T. Galloway a former Elgin resident who died in Florida last week will be interred in Elgin Sunday afternoon. Calloway Funeral will supervise the services with several judges of Beta Phi officiating. He is the father of County Commissioner Cecil Galloway and the La Grande baseball excursion scheduled for next Sunday has been canceled in his memory.
Mrs. Belldingaux of Baker City Oregon reports kidney trouble from a cold and constant backache eased after taking Doan's Kidney Pills. She credits two boxes with a lasting improvement and endorses the remedy. The testimonial is dated November 3 1907 with a later note from May 26 1910.
A user testifies the Dean's Kidney Pills cure is permanent and plans to recommend the remedy whenever possible. They note the price is 50 cents and urge readers to remember the Dean's name and take no other. The product is advertised as Foster-Milbgrio in Buffalo New York for the United States.
Flora McDonald administratrix for the estate of John McClain files a suit in circuit court to recover a note for 31700 held by Mrs. S. C. Zuber.
The home of the Country Club hosts the start and the North End bridge the finish for a two mile Harvard rowing contest with Robert Herrick, Crimson oarsman and committee chair, refereeing. Final practice sessions for both crews were held today and observed.
Hill's drug store promotes Rexall Remedies with Rexall 93 Hair Tonic claiming it can stop falling hair with daily use. The ad touts microbial action at hair roots, nourishment, pleasant use, and a satisfaction promise with two sizes priced 60 cents and 1.00.
After electing officers for the year, the Baker Commercial club planned to increase membership. At the new board meeting last evening F A Harmon was chosen president KE Cranston vice president C C McCulloch secretary R A Wallbrun treasurer J A Howard elected director to replace William Pullman who refused to serve.
Hundreds of enthusiasts gathered in Springfield to witness the Yale versus University of Pennsylvania varsity boat race on the Connecticut River. It marks the first meeting in years and Yale’s return to the river since 1877 with the event scheduled for tomorrow at 4:30 p.m.
Local grocer advertises canned fruits vegetables and preserves sold under a guarantee of quality and satisfaction, promising customer protection and returns if not satisfied.
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