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Thursday, February 7, 1924.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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A survey of this city's business district at midnight
last night revealed the startling information that
Less than 50 per cent of the business
houses of La Grandeyburn alight at
night to aid in police protection
The City Adminstration strongly endorses the move to urge
every business house to carry at least a small light over its safe and
if possible enough light to make the interior of the building visible
to the policemen on patrol.
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The police department points out that the efficiency of their
patrol will be much greater if the night patrolmen are given a
chance to look in the interior of every building.
A light burning all night in your business house is a constant
Guardian of Your property. Thieves and marauders do not like
light. Use more of it and be safe.
Police say that they watch each night for the light in the store
or office. Is is a check against crime. Join NOW in the movement
to make it hard for criminals to operate in the city and keep
your store lighted at night. Consult either this company or your
electric dealer for the most efficient and economical light to use.
EASTERN
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N LIGHT & POWER CO.
"Always at Your Service"
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