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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1910
Page
4
A newspaper note states articles must be signed and will be revised at the editor's discretion. It warns that unsigned pieces will not be published and urges readers to sign and save disappointment.
A Medford city note reviews Dr Clar ence True Wilson's church address praising the home and temperance ideals. The piece critiques his liquor stance, cites Ashland and Medford contrasts, references Model License laws, and warns about the so called liquors’ harm to families while praising virtuous homes and character. It mentions Portland as a "cesspool" and discusses local state debates on prohibition.
The Grande Ronde exhibit in Chicago highlights its reliable yearly fruit delivery with low Northwest orchard costs. A box of apples awarded fifty dollars by George Cleaver signals strong color and quality rivaling Hood River.
Bowerman recalls first meeting opponent Mr. West in Safony Oregon. He carried aWood hauling payment and a check to West's bank to cash. West likely did not expect the plain hard working Bowerman to one day oppose him for governor.
The steam roller continues its march through La Grande as progress actions reshape the streets. Crews work on paving and street improvements, signaling ongoing modernization and municipal efforts to beautify and widen thoroughfares.
The passage predicts a surge in petitions for hard surface pavement next season, suggesting La Grande will attract more paying projects than any other city of its size in the northwest. It urges abandoning modesty to acknowledge the coming growth.
Baker City moves to host the eastern Oregon asylum not from local need but to gain the economic benefits the institution would bring, as any town would seek the business it entails.
This excerpt surveys measures shaping minting and coinage before 1857 including embargo era restrictions on export of specie, mint rules, silver purchase acts, and the 1900 gold standard. It notes the 1908 restoration of In God We Trust on certain coins, and outlines paper money acts from greenbacks onward, including 1879 specie resumption and 1890 treasury notes.
Notice from the City of La Grande Oregon that Improvement District No 3 for Main avenue will proceed after ten days from service to affected property owners. The 1909 and 1910 council resolutions authorize cement walks within the district.
La Grande Oregon city council plans an improvement on the Main avenue segment from the west curb line of 4th street to the east curb line of 1st street. They estimate a cost of 1685 dollars and will hold a hearing on October 26 1910 at 8 PM in the council chamber for the levy of the assessment, with the public invited to speak.
Territorial health officers of Hawaii ask the Department of Agriculture to assist in stamping out tuberculosis in island cattle. The appeal warns that about a third of Hawaii’s cattle are infected and the disease is spreading to people.
In Chicago on October 14 the upcoming games include Yale at West Point Lafayette at Princeton Fordham at Cornell Vermont at Dartmouth Villanova at Annapolis Nebraska at Minnesota St. Johns at ? The list shows matchups but ends abruptly with St. indicating incomplete details for several contests tomorrow.
A sequence of intercollegiate football pairings shows opponents for Virginia Johns Hopkins none Hampton Loyola etc. The note lists John at Virginia Washington and Lee at Georgetown and other matchups including Amherst at Harvard and Williams at New York University.
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