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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1910
Page
3
The Grants Pass Observer argues moderation over prohibition, noting saloon reform since 1903, the loss of $6,000 annual revenue, and unintended harm from local option. It condemns prohibition as a complete failure, urging high license, strict laws, and heavy penalties as the better path.
About 225 travelers from Baker City joined the Baker Concert band for an early morning excursion to Sumpter for the Labor Day celebration in the hill town. The trip followed the regular passenger train and the crowd reportedly enjoyed festive music and merriment en route.
George Strand, Pendleton native and former Pendleton High School athlete, has been appointed deputy sheriff to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of Bert Wilson. Wilson is now claim agent for the O R & N company. Strand is noted as a popular local athlete from his high school days.
Fragmentary ad text claims Chamberlain’s product relieves women from chronic constipation, dyspepsia and dizziness. It reads like an 19th century patent medicine notice but provides no concrete proof or dosage details.
Wallowa teachers ready for the new term as Prof. H. H. Bronson begins his third year in charge. The district expects good attendance and notes the school is in excellent shape with an able staff and strong community support for the coming season.
The Wallowa Hospital, to be opened by Drs. Gregory and Gregory in the Minnaugh house, will be ready to receive patients next week. Painting and papering are complete. plumbing remains to be finished in a few days. New X ray and modern surgical appliances bought by Dr. W H Gregory are en route and will arrive soon.
Cap Alexander a special land agent faced a five dollar fine in Pendleton Oregon after firing at wild ducks in a city lake. A mob of land grievance claimants watched as the incident unfolded before Police Judge McKenzie and the marshal.
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