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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1906
Page
2
A poetic ode describes Freedom unfurling the American Flag from a mountain height. The sky becomes a tapestry of azure night and morning light as stars, colors, and the baldric of the heavens come together. The eagle-bearer descends from the sun with the flag, symbolizing the nation.
A printed note frames a living city monument urging promotion of local growth and honest conduct. It calls for healthy advertising, support of public spirited merchants, electing good men, fair prices, and draining croakers, to build welfare and prosperity for the town.
Dispatches from two parties imply the 1908 ticket will feature Theodore Roosevelt and William Jennings Bryan. The source notes expectations around the presidential race and the leading candidates.
The passage argues that rising independent voting strengthens voter safety and compels dominant parties to adopt clear principles. It hints at upcoming nominations and the need for open, principled campaigns to reflect majority consideration.
The Secretary of Agriculture urges farmers to use potatoes and a nonedible variety to produce denatured alcohol for farm machinery and home lighting. Departments announce experiments and the denatured alcohol law takes effect in January with Treasury issuing new industry regulations.
The article notes William Jennings Bryan remains the Dimocrats leader following a recent contested battle. It describes party leadership amid ongoing sectarian tensions and public scrutiny of Bryan’s role.
Amid city election chatter wagers remain rare and hats are the only bets seen. The piece notes that candidates are called dead anes after elections and reports New York has killed six during campaigns, suggesting brutal dangers in Empire State politics.
The article notes Hearst's defeat but argues he remains active in politics. It says his loss removes strength he cannot regain and criticizes his alliance with political bosses, warning he should stick to his papers rather than seek office.
Fall brings increased catarrh cases in Luo Grande areas. Newlin Drug Co promotes Hyomei as a simple seasonal preventive with no stomach dosing. The regimen involves a breathable oil and balsam inhalation kit priced at 1 and extra bottles for 50 cents, with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. Also a lost wheel notice at Second and Jefferson seeks return without questions.
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