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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1911
Page
4
An OCR fragment lists multiple addresses and contact points for a Portland Oregon newspaper and a Washington DC security building. It mentions 820 Morrison Street Portland and 1700 Chango Turay, with scattered street names and phone references. The legibility is partial and unstructured.
A narrator feels spring's pull and longs to plant cherry, apple, plum, pear, and grapes in a tiny yard. He envisions vines climbing where an ash heap stood and imagines an entire farm from seed catalogs. Neighbors hear the buzz of gardening ambition after last year's greens harvest.
As a new Democratic House convenes, the 12th census reapportionment and direct election of US Senators dominate the agenda. The Senate remains Republican, heavily influenced by progressives, with key measures on campaign finance, tariff and revenue, District of Columbia legislation, and territorial admissions on the table. The program signals sharp reform aims to empower voters and fortify popular government.
The piece argues reforms hinge on Democratic control split between progressive and conservative elements. It notes direct election amendments spark debate, with Champ Clark and allies needed to manage business ties and public faith. Outcomes depend on leadership shaping legislation.
Northwest visitors note Pendleton lags in commercial club accommodations while other towns boast better facilities. City rooms at Court and Mary streets appear thin and inadequate, urging modernization without hindering plans for a new theater. Citizens want both a new pinhouse and improved club quarters next year.
An old reflection compares the Camorists to a New Orleans mafia era, noting the group’s alleged murderers deserve harsher treatment rather than excessive clemency.
Report notes Canadian coal miners have chosen a poor season for strike yet could still require coal in Canada during summer, hinting at potential supply disruption and economic impact.
Reports from Her Miston and Stanfield highlight recent gatherings that underscore ongoing development work in the western part of the county. The events reflect local interest in progress and growth across communities.
Incoming visitors could easily find the Commercial club in the upper stories of the Brown field Mallock building. Melanie will not find his friend Frank Goteh at the missionary meeting in Lorton.
Umatilla County farmers contemplate a breach of promise suit against the weather forecaster blaming forecasts for crop losses. Officials warn of potential legal action as growers seek compensation for anticipated, failed weather predictions.
April 2 entries recount 1405 Tamerlane’s death, 1712 Bolingbroke noting Marlborough’s undying record, 1714 a Monmouth burning of an 18 year old mistress killer, 1779 Langhorn’s death, 1804 Georgia lands to Mississippi, 1904 skirmishes Yalu, 1908 czar dissolving Finnish diet, 1909 Fort Worth fire, 1910 Nauen wireless span 4000 miles.
Anton Nolte of Paseo Washington defends his Pendleton actions in a lengthy reply to a March 28 article in the Pendleton paper. He asserts his innocence over liquor business rumors, details past incidents, and vows to accept any evidence if proven false. Nolte emphasizes his ties to Pendleton and his Pasco business, and urges fair treatment amid local press attacks.
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