Editorial policy notice warns against unsigned submissions
Oregon paper states Second Class Matter status and will not publish unsigned articles. Readers are urged to sign submissions as editors reserve discretion and discourage disappointment.
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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1906
Page
2
Oregon paper states Second Class Matter status and will not publish unsigned articles. Readers are urged to sign submissions as editors reserve discretion and discourage disappointment.
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A historical overview asserts the United States won Oregon through a long border project involving population pressure, migration, and political compromises. It contrasts two opposing policies: expanding wilderness and beaver commerce versus settled farming, civilization, and national wealth.
Early settlers welcomed emigrants as new consumers. Oregon now hails immigration to boost labor for full harvests and supply distant markets. Transport advances open world markets, while a Pullman company shows a 29 million dollar treasury surplus. An American marriage of title implies little sympathy for the wife. For sale Five room house and one lot on Third Street Grandy’s Addition, with barn. bargain for quick action.
A Chicago judge jailed a man for letting his wife support him raising questions about social welfare policy. The case prompts debate on how the country should fund and manage jails if such arrangements become widespread.
The live advertiser sells goods quickly, turning money over to reinvest. A business pace increases visits as more people read about it, attracting customers and fostering rapid turnover.
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