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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1910
Page
4
Oregon voters ignore politics amid busy money making
The essay notes Oregon residents ignore gubernatorial races as business dominates. It suggests only hard times will rekindle strong political debate and turnout, with concerns turning to the presidential election for relief. It predicts future political issues will be fought over reducing expenses and judging candidates by fiscal responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Assembly
Portland
Welcome Neighbors Welcome La Grande and Union Tie
La Grande hosts Union business leaders in a cordial visit to foster friendship and trade. The Union commercial club tours the valley to promote the upcoming stock show and better acquaint towns like Elgin Wallowa Enterprise and Joseph. The event signals a push toward a regional commercial body spanning two counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Grande
Union
Union Commercial Club
Elgin
Wallowa
Enterprise
Joseph
We Have Seen Just One Man In Three
A concise note reports a striking ratio as observers claim one man in three appears separate or isolated. The piece hints at social or demographic context without detailing names or places. It emphasizes the singular figure and the broader question of belonging.
Discontented Traveler Recounts Northwest Visit
A man returning to Chicago spoke harshly of Oregon and its towns, calling people fakirs and claiming overestimation. He admitted a recent $800 poker loss in Portland, insisting the setback was not surprising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Chicago
Oregon
Portland
Lobsters and Lobster Eggs Transported to Yaquina Bay
2052 colonists were transported to Oregon aboard a flatcar for Yaquina Bay, with 2,000,000 lobster eggs. 1200 females, 152 with eggs, and 700 males. Lobsters kept at 40 degrees, later raised at Yaquina, six years to market. Bets on census accuracy cited for Seattle, Portland, San Francisco, and other western cities. Old Eagle Eye Jake Beckley leaves league baseball after 23 years. Marathon remark by Tom Flannagan on speed and hero status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriman
Oregon
Portland
Yaquina Bay
Pacific Coast
Boothby Bay
Maine
BE B
Hahn
Yaquina
Clackamas
Beckley
Old Eagle Eye
Jake Beckley
Danny Shay
Kansas City American Association
No Scoops on Census
Washington May 25 Special Now that the census enumerators have finished their work every community in the country is holding his breath for the census verdict. Some growing cities like Galveston and Houston disputed the results and arranged independent counts with the director of the Census and local supervisors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Galveston
Houston
Galves
Trail brand ad on Je Grande market gains sketched trust
An advertising line touts Chief Joseph as the sole exception to a market claim. The slogan suggests the trail will convince the most skeptical buyer and notes the product is for sale by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Brand
Je Grande
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