Pendleton Post Office Listing Note
A short entry indicates the item was entered at Pendleton Oregon post office as second class mail matter with a partial telephone annotation.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1910
Page
4
A short entry indicates the item was entered at Pendleton Oregon post office as second class mail matter with a partial telephone annotation.
Pendleton businessmen tour the west end to promote a county publicity bureau and unity among Umatilla County irrigation regions. Leaders urge respect for all regions, warn against belittling others, and call for travel to learn conditions countywide. The tour aims to unite Pendleton and rural areas for shared progress.
The English lords and commons quarrel has boosted King Edward's prestige, portraying him as a balancing force rather than the mere automaton often assumed. The current issue discusses his evolving role amid the dispute.
In this excerpt from the Review of Reviews William T. Stead argues that the king retains independent authority in constitutional clashes. He contends the monarch is not an automaton and must sometimes intervene between warring houses to preserve balance, acting on personal judgment when ministers push for revolutionary change.
Local residents long sought public access via One reservation road. After years of petitions and contingencies, the Interidy department has issued final approval, signaling that the roads will soon be built.
The county seeks hundreds of workers for farms in the irrigated district and for a growing railroad crew. Many men are needed in farming areas and allied industries, signaling significant employment opportunities. Come on Mr. Workingman, one job awaits.
Henry Watterson argues the public should reconsider Theodore Roosevelt as a national figure, noting that the public already considers him in a certain light. The statement frames Roosevelt as a candidate or major presence in ongoing political discussion.
A note laments the cowardly act of poisoning a dog and cites North Side residents’ complaints against the dog poisoner. It suggests targeting the correct offender if one intends to kill a dog, highlighting community anger and calls for accountability.
A motor car limited has been a popular train today. The service drew steady passenger demand and operated on schedule with normal turnout and no incidents reported.
Poem recounting a voyage and longing for the sea. The speaker desires the flashing brine and tempest, bidding farewell to land aboard a stout vessel with crew ready to meet the storm as the ocean roars. The stanza ends with the refrain that a life on the ocean wave remains the home of the speaker, Epes Sargent.
In a California town a drummer brings a hotel porter to his room in anger. He demands a room change over fleas, insisting the issue is the fleas. Mrs Leary calls for the landlady, noting the man in Room 11 is content with his room but wants the fleas changed.
Readers share glowing endorsements for Peruna, claiming it refreshes tired nerves eases despondency and invigorates. A Philadelphia woman says it revived her after illness and a Louisiana commenter says it saved her life while urging others to use the tonic.
A collage of satirical quips on time money and vanity from a New York piece. Witty lines probe self knowledge folly marriage sympathy and public perception with tongue in cheek banter.
The tale recounts a brakeless ride down a steep hill ending in a crash by a cottage corner. A cottage wife and daughter tremble as a wooden plank is used to brace the eaves. John and Mary share a chair, then a remark about weariness ends with a line of bravado and paralysis.
The listing notes a fenced ranch near Pendleton in Uma Tilla County with 1640 acres, 800 in grain, 260 in alfalfa, expected 760 tons alfalfa this year, a water stream, good ditches and buildings, fruit trees, and a railroad running through the middle. Priced at 46000 dollars, contact T Wade at American National Bank, Pendleton, Oregon.
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