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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1910
Page
4
The Observer lists daily publication details at La Grande with Bruce Dennis as editor and owner. It notes second class mail status and outlines subscription rates while warning against unsigned or nom de plume articles and advising signed submissions.
The piece traces how the Iowa idea spread nationwide aiding insurgent and democratic campaigns led by Cummins. It argues Cummins uses charisma and self interest while devaluing traditional statesmen and positions Taft as the trusted experienced choice in national crises.
The piece notes how candidates quickly cry graft and crookedness to appeal to voters. It argues the cry resonates because it reaches people, regardless of merit, and prompts calls to “down with grafters” as a common campaign tactic.
The writer profiles a young Baker City candidate who plates his platform in the Morning Democrat. He attacks corrupt government rhetoric while urging purity and reform. The piece questions party loyalty if Republicans falter and suggests a sound Democrat could rally cross party support.
In Baker City saloons close on the minute with Sabbath liquor bans and no access for boys or women, contradicting a critic. Dr Gillilan’s Forum piece is challenged. the writer urges credit for strict liquor regulation to the city.
A La Grande resident recalls a Sunday incident as Judge Henry pledges annual macadam road building. A man from another county was in La Grande in his automobile when the writer was riding nearby.
A passerby praises a new macadam road on Adams Avenue saying the county should have more miles like this. He notes Union County values a court that builds roads and highways and hopes for ten miles of macadam road each year for the future.
The piece notes Andy Lund of North Powder preparing ice supplies near La Grande as Union County hosts the system's only significant ice pond. Lund grows oats in summer, floods in fall, then markets ice to the railroad in winter, showcasing land working overtime.
The Observer’s People’s Forum continues with contributors Dr. Seemann Dr. Gillilan Elder Ford A Ellis and Mr Whiten weighing in. The column remains open to all citizens including large and small taxpayers.
A column notes how many Grande Ronde citizens back prohibiting liquor and suggests religious leaders may influence local attitudes. The piece frames the debate through community voices and regional sentiment.
Whispered by Salem observers that Will R King aims to win at the polls for a seat on the Oregon supreme court. Questions arise about his residency in Walla Walla at appointment and alleged long participation in political maneuvering to gain election.
The piece defends Jay Bowerman against anti republican attacks on his nomination and assembly actions. It urges supporters to join the bandwagon and makes a call to reconcile with the governor before it is too late.
A brief political remark urging voting the full ticket regardless of the number of statements by supporters. It asserts that a Republican is ineffective if unable to endure harsh scrutiny or criticism.
A clipped editorial urging readers to cast a straight ballot, dismissing distractions and urging decisive civic participation without wavering on the ballot line.
The Union plans to close up town and travel to the fair with a band. The delegation will show La Grande that the closing up effort has opponents and supporters. La Grande welcomes the Union's party in a cordial spirit just as Union did at the horse show.
Judd Geer of Cove will attend Cove day and showcase fine exhibits from Cove. He is described as coltish and lively as the county fair rages, promising a lively presence at the event.
Attendees say Pendelton's roundup was up to standard and many expect to attend again, with several people sustaining minor injuries.
The remark notes a comparison to 1896 as a warning if wheat and silver prices move together. It implies a market parallel and calls for attention to price dynamics and potential economic implications.
The remark suggests people would feel relieved if Henry McGinn appeared truly sincere in his reform efforts, signaling broad public confidence in his change. The statement frames McGinn's sincerity as a key factor soothing statewide concerns.
An amberlain’s stomach and liver tablet advertised as a universal remedy for women suffering chronic constipation headaches biliousness dizziness and dyspepsia. The copy emphasizes relief and general wellness benefits.
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