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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1910
Page
4
Daily newspaper notice from La Grande announces editor Bruce DeennIs and ownership details. It records post office entry as second class matter and lists subscription rates for daily single copies, weekly, and monthly plans.
A newspaper cautions that articles may be revised at the editor's discretion and signed pieces will be used to reflect accountability. It invites writers to sign their work to avoid disappointment and maintain editorial standards.
A Springfield Republican analysis argues that Theodore Roosevelt seeks to steer a democratic forest in America and lead a radical democratic movement. It cites his Denver Pueblo and Osawatomie speeches as evidence of anti conservative, anti judiciary tendencies and plutocracy attacks. The piece compares him to socialist critique and notes fervent democracy followers.
The passage questions Mr Roosevelt’s leadership and the willingness of conservatives to continue backing him. It notes a sense of grim drollery in their position as they wonder how many more weeks they can endure similar governance while remaining his followers.
The article argues insurgency grows from overcapitalized enterprises and watered stocks. It links wealth accumulation from inflated bond offerings to public discontent and political agitation across the nation, blaming promoters of fake prosperity rather than insurgents themselves.
The piece notes Oregon remains less affected by insurgent waves, praising steadiness this year. It cautions readers not to assume state endorsement of ongoing promotions and criticizes how natural resources are used as corporate capital stock, bonded beyond value.
The speaker predicts a forthcoming constriction in Northwest finance as eastern investors realize many institutions holding stock or bonds have become overextended. He argues moneyed leaders should avoid greed and notes a shift will reveal overpromising traffic promises.
The text notes a local political contest between Os al West and Jeff Myers for the Democratic nomination. It argues that with Chamberlain safely in the U S Senate Republicans fear little in state policies and praises Chamberlain as a unique strategic asset for the party.
Report says Colonel Hofer travels toward La Grande in his buzz wagon with pictures of himself on the sides. La Grande endures winds and snows amid local option talk, and may endure a day of Col. Hofer’s visit as the spark plug is readied.
Democrats failed to field a full ticket in Union County as usual, but Republicans plan to fill the gaps. The outcome suggests the county will be looked after by the combined efforts of both parties.
C A Barrett of Athena Oregon promotes direct primary for Umatilla Union and Morrow Counties as an anti assembly Republican candidate. He argues for honesty efficiency in public officials and a better highway system. He urges voters to mark ballot No 89 XC and support the direct primary over machine politics. Paid advertisement.
St Paul dispatch reports James J. Hill called Francis J. Henery a liar after Henery's conservation congress address. Hill accused Henery of willfully falsifying statements and rejected claims that certain statements could be passed as truth.
Hill rebutted Heney by accusing him of reckless malicious statements about Western land and the Great Northern. He denied any federal payment or land from the government and condemned the use of innuendo as a cowardly tactic.
An advertisement touts Parisian Sage as a cure for dandruff and baldness. It claims the germ causing dandruff is killed and hair loss halted within two weeks, with a money back guarantee. Sold by Newlin Drug Co at 50 cents a bottle, or direct from the American makers Giroux Mfg. Co. Buffalo N Y.
A set of Republican primary notices from Athena and surrounding Oregon districts announcing candidacies for joint senator and joint representative. Candidates include F Wilson C A Barrett Dr C T Bacon and Clyde T Hockett with dates and pledges to support direct primary law, public funds economy, roads schools and law enforcement. A letter from John P Rusk challenges Hockett to a public discussion on assembly politics and primary law.
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