The Observer Editor Bruce Dennis
The fragment from a La Grande post office notice mentions Bruce Dennis as editor and owner with mail classification details. The readable portion confirms ownership and editorial role tied to the local newspaper.
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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1911
Page
4
The fragment from a La Grande post office notice mentions Bruce Dennis as editor and owner with mail classification details. The readable portion confirms ownership and editorial role tied to the local newspaper.
The Oregon governor argues against hangings and proposes lenient treatment for murderers even as brutal crimes like Barbara Holzman and Myra Hill’s families are cited. The piece criticizes his stance as soft on killers and asserts swift, certain punishment would deter murder.
An unique comedy based on a historic legend from the Santa Cruz Islands. Presented under the title How Algy Captured a Wild Man with a featured melody by Bernie in the advertisement text. Audience invitation promises welcome attendance and entertainment.
The editorial argues all candidates are in and predicts a clash over socialism. It labels Wines as socialist and endorses Church as opposed to socialist policies, asserting Wines would back social reforms while Church would resist them.
The La Grande Observer invites both mayoral candidates to address readers in its columns. The paper opposes Mr Wis’s election but pledges fair access to all communications. Personalities from either side will not be printed. focus remains on the big public issue between Mr Vines and Mr Church.
A London Chronicle note explains the evolution of step related terms from early meanings like orphaned to later forms such as stepchild and stepfather. It traces how the sense shifted as language evolved and social roles changed.
A British Consular Report explains landowners in Japan hold surface and products only. Minerals beneath the surface belong to the government. If the government or its nominee extracts minerals, the landowner receives compensation but cannot legally block development.
Report describes a crowd claiming mushrooms sprang up in a shower after rain. Experts explain the effect is optical and the fungi were already present, hidden by grass and soil, becoming visible as rain reveals them. London Mali
Property listings offer 170 acres in the valley seven miles from La Grande at 5000 dollars with potential value growth. Also 40 acres near town with fair buildings and orchard, 2 miles from town and 1 mile to school, priced under 60 dollars per acre. City property balance available against small cash payment.
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