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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1910
Page
4
Entry at the post police notices from La Rande indicate second class matter processing and distribution details for local mail and notices. The fragment suggests archival filing and postal handling terms without broader context.
Rates listed show daily single copy price and weekly or monthly terms. The text notes daily price and monthly rate as 68 cents per month for subscriptions.
The paper states it will not publish pieces under a nom de plume and that signed articles may be revised at the editor's discretion. Readers are urged to sign their work to avoid disappointment.
The Telegram notes Colonel Roosevelt’s claim of wasted resources clashing with Oregon’s view of conservation. It argues for western needs in coal mining, forest use, water power, and land restoration, warning that federal controls may redirect funds and power away from Oregon to eastern states.
The piece argues Oregon should not be dragged into broad conservation policies that drain wealth for neighbors. It demands practical meaning for conservation, ensuring no state is looted or deprived of what fuels its own growth.
The piece argues Col. Hofer’s disfavor with the direct primary law and Portland politicians. It endorses Jay Bowerman for governor and notes Dimick and Judge Bischoff as backup options, urging Republicans to unite if Bowerman cannot win.
The piece argues Congressman Ellis will win another term due to a two decade public service record and clean conduct. It notes Cregan has no complaint and the district will send him to the capital, while also mentioning La Grande additions and a vital real estate push to boost advertising and growth.
The season of fairs arrives with two events in Wallowa county Flora and Enterprise each drawing large crowds. Flora hosts a north county gathering of ranchers with cattle and sheep while Enterprise expects big turnouts as population grows. La Grande will also hold its annual exposition signaling a busy fair season.
The article promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as aligning with nature to loosen mucus open airways and aid recovery. It emphasizes natural healing and the medicine’s effectiveness for restoring health.
A collection of wry maxims on money, self regard, law, and common sense. The pieces poke fun at expense mindedness, personal opinion, the lawyer’s role, cake making, and the value of practical advice delivered with immediate usefulness.
A playful verse urged readers to take a break from toil and bills. It advises dropping worries, picking up a fishing pole, and enjoying a brookside day to refresh nerves and restore balance, even if big catches aren’t guaranteed.
A witty exchange recalls a gang of porch climbers and their motto United we steal divided don t equal. The quip highlights a playful line about unity and theft.
A playful dialogue turns on absence from work with one side claiming they played hooky while the other says playing crooky. The exchanged banter hints at the casual talk around job loss and coping with unemployment.
Western Forestry and Conservation association urges Oregon and Washington timber groups to aid settlers and towns hit by recent forest fires. Campaigns by Portland Chamber of Commerce and People's Institute seek funds and supplies for those in need, stressing unity of lumber interests with local residents.
Several candidates from Athena La Grande and Enterprise declare for joint senator and district representative seats in Umatilla Union and Morrow counties. F Wilson stresses direct primary, public funds, roads, schools, law enforcement and progress. Barrett seeks district nomination, primary September 24 1910. Dr C T Bacon seeks Union county coroner. Clyde T Hockett seeks 24th district joint representative, all subject to Republican primary voters.
A sequence of quoted exchanges appears in ragged text featuring brief remarks on brains poets aviators first aid and life saving service. The fragmentary lines mix questions answers and proverbs with incomplete phrases and varied topics.
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