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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1911
Page
4
The speaker asserts that daily life provides the materials for humanitys grand dream. No external treasures are needed beyond common earthly goods to build the stairway toward the unfulfilled ideal. The passage emphasizes humble resources shaping humanitys immortal ambitions.
A long discussion argues recall as a democratic tool affecting all public officials, citing Oregon as a case with limited use. Proponents see it as educational, while critics warn of manipulation, noting the need for citizen intelligence and virtue to uphold republic stability.
Citizens consider a charter amendment enabling street improvement districts to fund long overdue paving. If approved, Court Street from Wee to Roundup Park would be paved, with Roundup grounds frontage and intersection costs shared by the city and property owners along Court Street. Backers say the plan clears the way for needed work.
The text urges paving West Court and other streets including Jackson, Raley, Webb, Hastalts, Gorden, and Cottonwood to relieve heavy travel, arguing hard surface roads are best. It notes FPendleton’s duty to provide a proper highway to the branch asylum and that property owners favor paving, with charter amendment votes seen as spurring a street improvement crusade.
J and Stubbs, traffic director for the carbon Ninesta, will retire after reaching age 65 to devote time to his family. The announcement sparks questions about delaying matters, as the life limit for many is sixty years. Stubbs has long worked hard, often foregoing day jobs to focus on business and industry.
An unclear OCR fragment discusses assembly actions and a governor election, mentioning opposition to reelection and legal actions. It references politics, attorneys, and government conduct, but the text is garbled with many missing words and names, hindering precise facts or quotes.
The recasing of Mayor Fawcett in Txooma stirs a close race with law and order as a focal issue. Liquor interests opposes him, attacking him not for enforcing the law but for perceived pretext, while city factions mobilize to leverage the dispute and influence the outcome.
An advertisement asserts chronic ulcers heal only by cleansing the blood and promotes S S S as a vegetable blood purifier. It claims impurities in blood prevent healing, promises a free book and medical guidance from The Swift Specific Co. Atlanta GA, citing testimonials.
Fragmentary notes mention a mountain writer event and a person named Ditle, but the full context and specifics are missing. The readable text indicates an upcoming or planned activity, with unclear dates, participants, or location. Further clarification is needed to form a complete report.
Housskeeners Atle Laur, born December Th, 1682, is described as the eldest daughter of Sir Robert Laurie. The fragment notes her as a notable rent personage in local lore.
The piece portrays a Scottish woman from Maxwellian who became famed for simple charm and a ballad known as Wile Wrace of Warton Waa. It notes a devoted lover and a marriage to Fergusson of Craigdarcoeh, reflecting themes of tender rural life and a lyric air attributed to an unnamed composer.
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