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Newspaper

Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1910

Page

4

Subscriptions and delivery terms listed for Pendleton post office

The notice details subscription options by mail and carrier for various frequencies including daily weekly and semi weekly periods. It notes prices and durations such as one year six months and three months, and confirms second class mail status at Pendleton Oregon.

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Lord of Himself Henry Wotton Verse

The excerpt praises self mastery and inner sovereignty. It extols a man free from servile bonds who seeks virtue over power, content with simple goods, and guided by grace rather than fortune. It emphasizes independence, temperance, and steadfast integrity under public opinion. The poet Henry Wotton frames true nobility as self possession.

Eastern Oregon urged to improve and modernize

The article argues that eastern Oregon has long led in progress with Pendleton paving first outside Portland and western towns now catching up with paving and services. It urges intensified publicity, land reclamation, diversified farming, and regional development to prevent eastern Oregon from lagging behind the western side in a changing economy.

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Grand Old Man of Oregon Judge Williams Honored

Judge George H. Williams, hailed as the Grand Old Man of Oregon, leaves a storied record as supreme judge, United States senator, and attorney general in succession. The people of the state take pride in his high achievements and long service.

George H. Williams Oregon Williams United States

Memorial tribute to Judge Williams of Oregon

A long eulogistic passage honors Judge Williams for his service as chief justice potential, cabinet member under Grant, and longtime public figure in Oregon. It notes his age, mayoral tenure, reelection defeat, and enduring legacy as a statesman who shaped local and national history. The prose laments opposition and commemorates his memory with lines about the lasting light he left for future generations.

United States William Grant Portland Judge Williams Oregon West

Settlers Urged for Uma-Cila Irrigation Project

The article argues the near end of the county needs settlers for the government Uma-Cila irrigation project. It notes the land is suitable, with good altitude soil and climate, and transportation facilities. Officials aim to distribute holdings from five to 160 acres to actual settlers within months.

West End

Coronado emart set and chanticleer lunch scene described

A report describes the emart set at Coronado as engaging in a chanticleer lunch ritual. It involves tossing small cake pieces and other tidbits before they descend, described as near the limit. The Bust rezonian trusts Umatilla county folk in California will not adopt the habit while they feed sheep dogs in eastern Oregon.

Rezonian Umatilla County California Oregon

Roosevelt Viewed as Independent Yet Avoids Papal Quarrel

The text praises Theodore Roosevelt as having twice served as president and hints at a potential independent run. It suggests he could strike at Kaiser Wilhelm or King George, but cautions against conflict with the pope, describing him as a good man, while implying Roosevelt's spirits may be irrepressible.

Roosevelt Pope Kaiser Wilhelm King Howard

Pendleton Federal Building Aims For Court Quarters

In the course of time perhaps we will get that federal building and 40 have suitable quarters for the federal court during the season in Pendleton.

Federal Federal Court Pendleton

Pendleton notices drift amid old earth and celestial fuss

In Pendleton residents pondered Halley's comet sightings and the town’s Sandy Highflyers club. Rumors swirl about a lone early morning sighting and discussions touching on local leaders and Pendleton's future direction.

Pendleton

Woman buys hot baked beans to warm hands on streetcar

A Cleaveland Plain Dealer item describes a woman rushing into a Euclid avenue grocery to buy small pots of baked beans not for eating but to warm her hands on the streetcar. The clerk asks how many she wants and she replies she will use them to keep hands warm.

Euclid Avenue Elwald Cleaveland Plain Dealer

Spring-Cleaning with Hood's Sarsaparilla

Mrs. M. Morgan of Brainerd Minnesota writes she takes Hood's Sarsaparilla in spring to purify the blood and feel light-footed. The ad claims Hood's combines roots barks and herbs for strong cures and offers liquid or tablet forms called Sarsatabs.

Sovereign Lord the King Shapes Crisis in Britain

In crisis, Edward VII holds masterful sway over parties and politicians, a shift from historic monarchy powers. W T Stead argues in the American Review of Reviews that reform bills over eighty years have transformed the crown into the decisive force in constitutional moments. The king’s influence, though unwelcome to radicals, is a stark reality of the day.

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What Will You Do Love A Lover’s Sea Request

A verse dialogue asks what lovers will do as ships sail away and waves test faith. The speaker vows fidelity and prayer while distance grows, imagining a future reunion if hardship comes. The other speaker contemplates return with hope or reunion after hardship at sea.

Ischia cradle song echoes Italian shores and memory

A New York Sun piece recalls an Ischia cradle song sung by a mother to her child. The verses evoke purple seas, fig trees, vineyards, and Mount Epomeo, then drift to a dim city chamber with clangor and roar, linking distant shores through lullaby and memory.

Epomeo Vielon Ninna Hushatye Nanna Nanni New York Sun

The Plight of the Liar and Truth’s Enduring Power

Origen Sweet Maiden argues in Success Magazine that truth and integrity trump cunning in the long run. The article contrasts the liar who fears disclosure with the truth teller backed by eternal justice, yielding lasting confidence and victory.

Origen Sweet Maiden Success Magazine Inntex Dolor

Quote fragment on manhood and hope from Carlyle

A fragment reflecting Carlyle on identity and virtue. It contrasts a self-claim of fraud with the belief that honest labor carries hope, while idle toil leads to perpetual despair.

Goodbye Mister Hookworm in the Million Dollar Days

A dialect verse admonishes Mister Hookworm to leave the era of wealth and danger behind. The speaker declares there is no chance to live in the million dollar days and that the task is done. The hookworm must go its way, as the poem urges drastic change.

Mister Hookworm

Cottolene Praised as Healthier Lard Substitute

Digest reports that lard remains common but only 10 percent digests readily while 90 percent clogs digestion. Physicians seek replacements and tests show Cottolene, a vegetable oil fat, is pure nutritious and economical like olive oil. Authorities Rover and Marion Harland endorse Cottolene as healthier than lard.

Mrs. Rover Marion Harland

Another Good Buy Ranch for Sale With Rio Vista Water

1640 acres fenced with new posts 800 acres in grain 260 acres alfalfa mostly set to harvest 760 tons of alfalfa this year. A waterway provides ample irrigation water. Concrete dam ditches good buildings fruit trees berries. Ideal for feeding stock for market. Railroad through the middle. Priced at 44 BE Wade office in American Nat Bank Bid. Oregon.

BE. T. Wade American Nat

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