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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1910

Page

4

Oregonian Publishing Co Subscription Rates

Published Daily Weekly and Semil Weekly at Pendleton Oregon the Oregonian Publishing Co subscription rates listed by mail and carrier for daily and semi weekly editions Single year and multi month periods shown for various delivery options including weekly and semi weekly plans Also notes United Press Association membership and post office filing as second class mail with Pendleton Oregon address and telephone line.

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Dawn Breaks as Golden Chrysalis Rises

Poem tracing the dawn as light breaks and a heavenly chrysalis opens. The speaker exults in daybreak, a gonfalon of gold inscribed with unspoken truths, praising life in bright clarity and the end of perpetual wandering.

Roosevelt and Pope Clash Reflect Two Civilizational Standards

The piece contrasts American republican ideals with Vatican authority as Roosevelt refuses Vatican conditions during a planned visit. It calls Roosevelt an exemplar of Americanism while acknowledging the Vatican’s stance as consistent with Catholic views. The piece frames the clash as a natural result of two divergent civilizational standards without assigning blame to either side.

Roosevelt Europe Aide Pope

Census Becomes Urgent Work for 1910 Enumeration

The director of the census urges full cooperation for a complete count in Pendleton and Matute counties. The census begins April 15 and must be finished in two weeks in cities and thirty days in rural areas. Enumerators wear badges, and adults are required to answer truthfully without fear of harm. The president assures no taxation, military, jury, or other penalties.

Pendleton Tmatute

Census Call Urges Prompt Accurate Answers

A state census notice urges every resident to promptly answer the census questions asked by enumerators, stressing accuracy and completeness to ensure a correct population and agriculture count.

A Businesslike Plan For Public Work Funding

The Commercial association discusses a plan to raise a substantial sum to finance public work under the association. It would not raise hotel men’s past contributions but would secure funds in a more systematic way with minimal new assessments. Local residents would face less solicitation and the promotion work would be conducted on a more permanent basis.

Hotal Thie

Beveridge Urges Protective Tariff Echo in Indiana Speech

Senator Beveridge opened the Republican campaign in Indiana with remarks favoring a protective tariff that covers production cost differences between here and abroad. He argues injustice fears protection, and that revising the Dingley tariff would better meet changing conditions for American consumers.

Indiana Beveridge

Carnegie Visit Criticized Heroism Claim at Skibo Castle

A Plattsburgh household economy school report judges the Skibo laird unworthy of a hero medal for a dining misstep during Carnegie’s visit. The piece notes he ate hurriedly and fearlessly, framing the act as a critique of courage in the context of class dinners.

Carnegie Plittsburg Laird of Skibo

Local Merchants Visit Irrigation Section on Busy Pendleton Saturday

A Pendleton note urges locals to visit the Irrigation section during a bustling Saturday. The piece remarks that motor trips to the west end country must wait for weekends and emphasizes merchants should not be too busy to attend.

West End Pendleton

Pendleton's Prosperity Spurs Early Retirements

Local men in Pendleton earn high incomes enabling early retirements and moves to Portland before middle age, illustrating economic abundance shaping life choices.

Pendleton Portland

Sunshine Shapes A Fine Spring In Umatilla County

In Umatilla County this spring, weather has delivered a balanced mix of sun and showers. The season's pattern has pleased residents and aided farmland with steady rain interludes between bright stretches.

Umatilla County

Condensed Press Boss Urges Brevity After Ship Explosion

An editor of a go ahead evening newspaper pushes reporters to boil news, shouting condense everything. A ship explosion at Portsmouth prompts a terse wire: Terrific explosion. Melpomene. Holler empty. Engineer full. Funeral tomorrow. No flowers.

Portsmouth

Farman's Aircraft Fleet Expansion at Cha lone Camp

Henry Farman, leader of Farman's 130th Machine, operates an extensive Paris aeroplane factory housing over 30 machines. Plans call for a flotilla of 66 flying machines near Chalon Camp after completing development. He has sold the 120th aeroplane and delivered nearly 60 to English, French, and Russian buyers.

Forest protection through use and sustainable forestry

In the view of Forester Henry S. Graves, protecting national forests requires promoting their use. Locking lands from current use harms future supply, as fires, pests, and windstorms ravage unmanaged woods. Proper forest management uses timber sales to foster new growth, with use supporting protection and water conservation.

Worthing United States Henry 8. Graves American Review of Reviews

Weathering Life With Kindness and Preparedness

A reminder to keep warmth and kindness in any storm while staying practical by carrying an umbrella. Encourages resilience, outlook, and practical safety during difficult times.

Another Good Buy 1640 Acre Ranch in Pendleton

1640 acres fully fenced with new posts, 800 acres in grain, 260 acres alfalfa set to cut 760 tons this year. A stream provides irrigation water, with concrete dam and ditches, buildings, fruit trees and berries. Rail line runs through the middle. Priced at 46000, E T Wade, office in American Nat Bank Bid Oregon Pendleton.

E. T. Wade American Nat. Bank Pendleton Ore

Fragmented Characters Seek Sleep in Odd Dialogue

A garbled dialogue fragment features odd names and phrases about alcohol and bedtime. A child named Murtee expresses a wish to follow his father as other voices drift through a cluttered scene. The text reads as a surreal, nonsensical snippet from a larger piece.

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