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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1910
Page
4
Bruce Dennis emiter and owner stores as second class matter at La Grande. Daily per week and per month rates listed. The paper will not publish unsigned articles. any piece appearing under a nom de plume will be revised at editor discretion. Please sign your articles and show disappointment.
The piece urges readers to weigh state and local races carefully, considering impacts on prices, land values, and community growth. It warns about “springing” charges, defends open public discourse, and calls for fair, impartial scrutiny of candidates and public officials.
The act makes criminal libel punishable for writing or circulating false material reflecting on a candidate’s character. It defines unlawful publication and prescribes penalties for such offenses. The text outlines the scope and consequences of criminal libel within electoral law.
The article notes growing interest in La Grande Oregon with a steady stream of visitors seeking homes and investments. Real estate moving is expected to begin early next year, signaling a forecasted surge in activity and a comparison to Spokane.
Bankers meeting in Los Angeles report a anticipated slowdown in the economy due to rising prices like ten cent hogs and related costs. They note a peculiar condition in current markets but say it must be reckoned with soon.
The article urges staying conservative with debts and obligations. Financial advisers say avoiding heavy load to remain prudent is sound advice, especially in current conditions.
A Chicago News item portrays Tommy in class where he admits missing school yesterday. The teacher questions the excuse while the boy insists the absence was not his fault and that he tried to invent a credible reason but failed.
An elderly man who once walked around St James Park daily says he can no longer complete the full loop. He now goes halfway around the park and returns, reflecting a slowed pace and reduced mobility as noted by a house keeper.
In a light exchange Bromley asks Dallinggor about starting housekeeping. Dallinggor responds with the plan of obtaining “A Wife” as the initial step in building a home, reflecting early 20th century domestic humor.
A humorous exchange centers on talk as self protection. One character explains talking keeps him safe from being cut off by others while another mocks the idea, noting the chatter fills the room and prevents listening to the others.
A confidential chat reveals an upbeat account of a husband’s behavior as a wife discusses a visit to a friend’s home The friend notes the husband acted nicely and proudly while the couple toured the house including the new bathroom fixture mystery
Heavy boilers for the new high school old high school and North Side grade school buildings were unloaded today. The old and new high schools will share one plant needing two boilers. Drayman Fowler faced a tough move from flat cars during the operation.
The Rev Dr Fourthly shouts to his wife Amanda to remove their crying infant so he can finish a sermon on Bearing One Another's Burdens. The London Tit Bits humorously depicts a clergyman’s stress during domestic distraction.
A Chicago Record-Herald excerpt notes a woman declaring it is every woman's duty to stay young and a man admitting the trouble lies in many women clinging to youth past its prime.
The note warns that repeating mistakes should be avoided. It stresses careful handling of content and avoiding baseless claims. It emphasizes accuracy, consistency, and following instructions to ensure reliable outputs.
The Union County Pomona Grange will meet Crystal Grange of Imbler on Saturday October 29. The program will cover important questions to be voted on in the coming election. Want ads pay one cent a word.
A household medicine claim praises Foley's Honey and Tar as safe and effective for coughs from elderly to children. An endorsement from Earl Fair of Waukesha Wisconsin cites a stubborn cough cured after two small bottles, calling it the greatest cough remedy.
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