Thursday, May 30, 1929 '
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE.
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The ancient master maker of beautiful and
useful things, Croesus would be astounded if he .
could but view the change that has taken place
in the transition from the hand artistry of one
workman to the machine artistry of millions to-
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The master workman of old would labor for days and months on the making of one article. His
, , ; .-hand work provided a beauty of design but its duplication was both expensive and tedious-limiting
his products in number and making them accessible only for the wealthy.
Today modern industry has retained beauty and utility in its products and has added mass pro- ?
duction, bringing within the reach of millions those things that would have been considered
luxuries even a generation ago. In the place of one master maker there are tens of thousands
providing the products by machinery that make life more convenient, happier, more worth liv
ing. And behind it all is
We urge you to visit the
Home Products Show
Friday and Saturday
Evenings and to visit our
display. ;
Electric Power The Master Workman
Today electric power and its unlimited, never
tiring, economical capacity for work makes pos
sible the industrial efficiency and the industrial
prosperity of the nation. Union county manufacturing-
establishments, in the majority of plants,
would find their production limited, their payrolls
decreased, their opportunity for profit curtailed if
they were denied the advantages of electricity.
This company, in manufacturing the electrical
energy by which other products of value are
manufactured, congratulates Union county on its
industrial activity, on the quality and variety of ;
its products. Payrolls and home products are.
playing a prominentspart in the building of this
community and we are glad that our service offers
a sound foundation for future expansion in the
industries of Union county.
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