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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1910
Page
4
Public notice notes Pendleton Oregon post office entry as second class mail matter and identifies the official city and county paper for mailing classifications. It appears as a short archival line from a local filing or masthead notice.
A quirky column notes fixing mood by sharing burdens and seeking happiness. It reflects a folksy, upbeat approach urging readers to lighten loads and help others while finding small personal joys.
Businessmen of Walla Walla honored Pendition today and guests were hosted well. Pendleton Commercial Club plans a visit to Walla Walla and Garden City. The piece urges mutual support rather than rivalry and admonishes against hitting below the belt in local competition.
A campaign to secure an armory for Pendleton envisions a versatile venue for drilling by the national guard and for large public events. Supporters stress multiple uses from fairs to conventions, citing Spokane and Portland armories as successful models while noting the need for a capable captain to lead the guard company.
The article notes that even in Russia the gospel of better farming is being preached and taught with positive effect. A recent report from Consul General John H Woodgrass of Moscow is cited as supporting improved agricultural practices and progress under the new farming gospel.
The Zemstvas employ specialists to study district needs and train villagers in advanced farming. They promote diverse crops, seed selection, modern techniques, manure use, and fertilizer application. About 35 experimental stations operate with ties to agricultural schools in Kherson, Odessa, and Poltava.
Wide notices of regret mark the death of Myra Kelly a Newark school teacher and noted short story writer. Her stories focused on juvenile life in East Side schools portraying Attic immigrant children and heroic youths like Patricks Isaacs and Isadores. Her work showed sympathy for children who move from poorer sections to public schools and Americanize. Susa Kelly was beloved by the little ones and tributes after her death reflect her impact as a writer and friend.
President Taft spoke conciliatorily in Washington on Saturday while Attorney General Wickersham, speaking for the administration, was severe upon the insurgents.
If those twice tappers really made a million dollars by bunking the pelroon operators Saturday it is merely another case of where the etingere themselves were stung.
The New York Sun suggests Beveridge as the next Democratic candidate for president and notes he may also be considered as a potential Republican candidate for the high office.
The article disputes claims about essential gut bacteria, noting many Arctic animals show little to no intestinal bacteria. It cites a sterilized guinea pig experiment, removed from its mother and raised in sterile conditions, surviving without gut microbes, challenging the necessity of intestinal bacteria.
A historical catalog urges invention funding for cheap cash registers listening devices for shoe laces fenders for automobiles silent typewriters safe burglar proof doors foldable umbrellas ride release stirrups wave-powered motors and other practical contrivances. It notes tobacco leaf strippers corn huskers ice machines and pest-control preparations with orchard profits cited.
An East Court Street romance ends with a shy visitor asked the time by a stout father. The youth answers he knows the time and leaves at once after the old man explains his watch has run down. The girl’s parlor scene unfolds with humor as he exits.
A compilation of traditional maxims on colors, luck, pride, patience, and human folly. It includes lines about fools, happiness, learning, time, wealth, hunger, and wisdom, with numerous observations on fortune, manners, and nature. It ends with a regional note about Oregon.
A Jamestown, N. D. inventor Dr F A Moore introduces a steam driven method to unclog paraffin wax from oil wells. The device uses a twelve foot tube with heated iron billets and water jets to spray hot steam into the shot cavity, melting the wax and restoring flow. This replaces crude blasting with nitro glycerine and promises to rejuvenate wells where pumping halted.
Hans Wagner and John Miller of the Champions are seldom seen in hotel lobbies as they play sion-up in their room. Wagner requests a Miller room. Three-Fingered Brown aims to win more games this year. San Francisco has one left-handed thrower among seven new left-handed hitters. Ty Cobb works hard in spring practices. Strangier Smith and Emil Taneer train for a wrestling match next Friday at the Pastime Wrestling club. Tanner seeks a match with Eddie OConnell, tackling Smith in a tough intro bout. Chapin, Albany catcher in the Valley league, wore Eugene uniform earlier and has played in Tri-city and northwest leagues. Home Run Chapin was his Eugene nickname.
The canal is a perfect culture tube for bacteria with dense populations. An average adult generates about 126 billion microbes daily in the elementary canal. Pasteur first discovered them and proposed they are essential to humane life.
Close to Pendleton in Uma Tillacounty 1640 acres all fenced with new posts 800 acres in grain 250 acres alfalfa mostly set expected 760 tons alfalfa this year water stream through property provides irrigation good dams and ditches buildings fruit trees and berries ideal for feed stock market railroad runs through middle asking 146000 E T Wade office in American National Bank Building Ore
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