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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1910
Page
4
Notice from the La Grande post office outlining editorial policy and submission rules. It warns against unsigned articles and advises readers to sign contributions to avoid disappointment. Details include subscription rates and publication stance.
The campaign centers on Bowerman for the Republicans and West for the Democrats with The Portland Journal backing West. The piece argues Bowerman has no public wrongdoing and portrays West’s camp as personality driven while predicting limited victory chances and continued attacks.
The Union city hosts a commercial club banquet this evening amid talk that such gatherings are fading in the northwest. Yet Union stands out with ongoing interest, suggesting hope for continued support and activity in local business circles.
The article notes Union and the Grande Ronde valley rely on steady commercial club work. Despite calm times, local leaders keep momentum with a banquet for about one hundred guests and planned speeches. Widespread effort from active residents keeps towns moving forward.
The article endorses Cecil Galloway for county commissioner, highlighting solid support from the north end of Union County. It praises his workman background, local knowledge, and ability to understand remote areas, arguing his present term proves he is fitted for the job and will win re election.
Hilgard section reports a successful Saturday school entertainment led by J. R. Towner, with music, recitations, a comic dialogue, and a basket supper raising about 76 dollars for curtains and library upgrades. Local changes include new depot operator, residents moving in, and hospital stay of Gene Bartness. Also details of Adams Avenue street improvement district with a 1800 dollar estimated cost and a council hearing set for October 26, 1910.
A short time offer of a little book explaining the human Appendix and how appendicitis occurs with simple prevention tips. Also a notice seeking a cook and helper position for a man and wife with camp preference.
A short humor column reflects on generational gaps, everyday ignorance, and social quirks. It jokes about judgment, names men, women, and professions, ending with a cartoonish classroom exchange and a quip about the stockyards.
A dialogue implies heroism brings benefits and risks. The speaker notes lack of salary and an empty stomach as major drawbacks, framing heroism as both good sport and demanding in daily life.
A terse description notes an umpire squad capable of striking intimidation, their disciplined presence said to unsettle opponents and enforce strict play without spectacle. The passage emphasizes leadership, order, and the psychological edge provided by officials.
A household medicine claims broad value by curing coughs and chest ailments across ages. A Waukesha Wisconsin customer testimonial credits Foley's Honey and Tar with ending a stubborn cough after trying ordinary treatments, noting rapid relief and complete cure from two 50 cent bottles.
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