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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1910
Page
4
Entered at the post office at Pendleton Oregon as second class matter. Telephone Main Official City and County Paper. Subscription rates listed include daily and weekly options by mall carrier and semantically varied terms for monthly and annual periods.
A salubrious note urges Pendleton property owners to keep buildings updated. It cites a planned relocation of a major Boston store on Main Street due to a landlord's refusal to modernize. Merchants prize metropolitan window displays and warn owners that neglect will drive out tenants and harm Pendleton’s reputation.
A. W Lindsay, Spo kane banker, predicts record wheat crops across the northwestern states this season. He cites favorable conditions in Umatilla county and the Inland Empire, noting homeseekers are arriving at a favorable time and prices need not fall ruinously due to high yields.
The Commercial association seeks a junketing trip using the O. R. and N. motor car this Saturday to visit sections within the west end country. Pendleton's commercial activity has waned, motivating the trip's purpose.
The Commercial Club urges every member to prepare for Saturday’s trip marking the motor car’s arrival and its promise to boost Pendleton and irrigated west end growth. Residents are urged to show support for west end development and help welcome settlers and businesses to the region.
The fifteenth annual convention of the Umatia county Sunday school association closed last evening as the most successful gathering yet. Over 126 delegates attended, showing strong interest in the work and in the addresses given. Attendees, driven by noble aims, praised Sunday schools for their valuable efforts toward child welfare.
Roosevelt and his wife plan to travel the same route as on their wedding trip 24 years ago. The piece notes how Teddy was then seen as an obscure reformer politician while partisan bosses ridiculed him, a view later reconsidered.
Pilate gings and paint have done much towards improving the appear ance of Main street during the past year. Encourage this work. Every time a store front is remodelled the OPpearance of thebusiness section is Improved.
Across the country voters delivered numerous democratic wins reflecting public dissatisfaction with republican governance and perceived mismanagement by current party leadership. The pattern suggests growing momentum for the opposition amid national political tensions and local issues.
The newspaper emphasizes development interest in Cma nt county and eastern Oregon over broader national politics. Local issues and regional growth take precedence as reporting notes highlight political dynamics affecting the area.
A brief note wishes Supervisor Reach will direct enumerators to count residents carefully, emphasizing accuracy in the census process and the importance of precise tallies for all communities.
An excerpt discusses U S forest governance to 1905, noting the Interior Department holds national forest custody while Agriculture advises and War and Indian affairs manage practice on reservations. It cites land counts, acreage, and purposes, plus a light classroom joke about the Epistles.
A poem from the Atlanta Constitution laments time as a demon that crushes and kills. The speaker mourns vanished years and ruined hearts as the clock strikes in the night guiding thoughts of fate, debt, and longing for daylight and grace.
Pendleton April 6 1916 East Oregonian editor urges tree owners to spray for San Jose Scale in spring or fall using sulphur lime formulas. Details include 8 to 1 home mix, 12 pounds quick lime, 15 pounds flower of sulphur per 40 gallons water, boil mixture for an hour, yield about 50 gallons. Campbell fruit inspector urges neighborly effort, warns scale will ruin fruit trees if not treated, and aims for a bumper year with clean fruit.
The article claims 200000 tons of Philippine raw sugar may be admitted free, with a trust plan to acquire vast sugar lands in the islands. It alleges the Brown brothers will operate as labor and that the trust could net about 11 million dollars annually by importing duty free sugar and selling high at home.
A large Pendleton Oregon ranch offered by EB T Wade with 1440 acres fenced and cross fenced, 800 acres in grain, 260 acres alfalfa set, water via a stream and concrete dams, good buildings and fruit trees. railroad runs through the middle, ideal for feeding stock for market. Price 46000. Office in American National Bank Bid.
A comic item notes a Boston newspaper tossed overboard with a clever codfish scooping it up. The exchange mocks codfish aristocracy as the stock prices are quoted humorously at five cents per pound while a pair jokes about arithmetic and weights in the dialogue from Puck.
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