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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1910
Page
4
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The editor will not publish pieces under a nom de plume and signed articles require author identification. Articles may be revised at the editor's discretion to ensure proper sourcing and accountability for published content.
The piece argues local option failed to solve saloon problems in Union County. It urges a conservative remedy: strict control and licensing of liquor sellers, with accountability to the community, citing Oregon City as a model where licenses were denied or canceled from bad actors.
The panel lauds last Saturdays Annual Industrial edition, praising the teamwork from make-up to fold, noting pride in the result. It highlights wider circulation drawing attention to La Grande Valley and the paper’s role in publicizing local resources.
The piece urges balanced analysis of prohibition policy, arguing that results matter more than zeal. It stresses that every citizen is a juror in the court of the people and should decide based on observations and experience, free from prejudice.
The publication notes remaining stock of the Annual edition and invites distant supporters to receive a copy by sending their names and paying the postage. It frames the effort as a service to reach readers with the Grande Ronde gospel.
A reflective passage traces life as a rocky journey marked by social judgments. It satirizes public perception of wealth religion politics and morality, ending with a remarque about money and respect. Contributed by C. M. Humphreys.
A banking journal notes loosening of credit during prosperity since 1908 with overdrafts permitted for trusted executives. Comptroller Murray leads a campaign to end overdrafts by coordinating National and State banks to permanently ban the practice.
Financiers from across Kentucky gather for the State Bankers Association meeting in Louisville. The convention runs today and concludes tomorrow with discussions on banking topics of interest. Attendees will tour the state fair and local bank officials have arranged entertainments.
The Athens assembly convened to begin deliberations on revising the Greek constitution. The session is of historic importance as the revisionists’ actions will largely shape the nation’s fate.
Dr W H Keating, a noted specialist, visits Summer Hotel to examine eyes and fit glasses the same day or in two hours. He brings a grinding outfit and the latest instruments for precise tests, promising scientific fitting and guaranteed satisfaction. Office hours 1 p.m. to 7 p.m.
The dissatisfied faction targets the government as unrest grows across the army and navy. The anti king sentiment has perempted military institutions and public confidence, signaling a deep political crisis in the Greek state.
The note promotes viewing the film Willful Peggy at Isis. It invites audiences curious about Colonial era customs and daily life to see the depiction, suggesting broad appeal for those interested in historical habits.
F Wilson of Athena Oregon and C A Barrett of Athena announce for joint senator for the district embracing Union Umatilla and Morrow counties subject to Republican primary voters September 24 1910. Barrett also seeks joint representation for the 24th district and Clyde T Hockett signs as sponsor.
Dr C T Bacon of La Grande Oregon declares his campaign for Union County coroner subject to Republican primary voters. Dr Clyde T Hockett of Enterprise Oregon also files to announce his candidacy.
The program includes A Fair exchange a doctor revenge tale that delivers laughs. A Daughter of Dixie is highlighted as a strong Southern wartime film. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Taisen feverishly reliefs stomach issues and dizziness while a lighthearted note mentions audience reactions.
In Joseph Oregon on Sept 1 1910 John P Rusk Republican candidate for renomination joint representative Union and Wallowa counties challenges Dr C T Hockett to publicly discuss the assembly proposition before voters. He pledges a direct campaign and invites defense and opposition. Paid advertisement.
Notice to all concerned to meet in La Grande Oregon on September 16 1910 at 2 PM to organize a Taxpayers League of Union County under the previously circulated agreement. President of County Union. Sept 9 10 13 14.
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