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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1911
Page
4
The Observer lists postal handling at La Grande as second class matter and provides subscription pricing for daily single copies weekly and monthly rates for daily editions and periodical delivery.
Local analysis notes November 1911 shifts reduce chances of a socialist victory as business interests fear credit damage if such a win becomes known. Citizens doubt mayoral support will align with socialist forces amid concerns about city prosperity.
In Union county there is plenty and the nation observes a day of Thanksgiving. Despite some discontent it is not serious and will pass. Hunger and cold are not widespread, and most have more than they need. When the larder is full and a cheerful fire burns there is reason to give thanks for providence.
On the streets much has been said about the coming city election and socialist nominations. Mr. Vines appeared likely as the party’s mayoral standard bearer amid ongoing political chatter.
A compact chronology lists births and deaths of figures like Jonathan Swift Mark Twain Cyrus Field and Napoleon remains. It marks 1782 peace preliminaries with Britain Trey opening Welland canal 1861 Davis elected Confederate president 1862 Knowles death 1886 demarcation between Bulgaria and Serbia and 1900 RC troops reviewed by Queen Victoria.
Dr. William J. Poche born November 30 1860 in Clandeboye Otaria. He studied at Trinity Medical College Toronto Western University London Ontario and became Manitoba physician in Minnedosa. He ran unsuccessfully for Manitoba legislature 1892 and won Manitoba House of Commons seat 1896, later serving as Conservative whip for the West in 1901.
A poem pondering end of life and the promise of reunion in eternity. The speaker asks whether sunlight and shadows blend into blessed rest and if the deceased will greet loved ones on an ethereal shore. The verse contemplates divine guidance, silent vigil, and the nonphysical nature of spirits in a solemn, reverent tone.
Packy McFarland meets Tommy Murphy in a 20 round main event in San Francisco. Joe Jeannette faces Andy Morris in a 10 round bout in Albany New York. Honey Mellody takes on Kid Fleming in a 12 round contest at Bangor Maine.
Gary Indiana November 36 The magnifi cent new Y M C A building here a gift to the municipality from E H Gary head of United States Steel corporation was formally dedicated today with interesting exercises.
An advertisement proclaims Hall’s Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy for catarrh, claims it cures constitutional disease by acting on blood and mucous surfaces, and offers $100 for any persistent case. It urges readers to request testimonials from F J Cheney & Co of Toledo, Ohio.
An advertisement touts Great Chinese doctors providing free remedies for all illnesses. It urges readers to write with symptoms to receive trials at York & York Chinese Medicine, Maly Street, Walla Walla Washington, promising no cost and ask for referrals in return.
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