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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1913
Page
9
A compact poetic line extols liberty and love across a landscape from mountains to sea. The words celebrate hope and freedom as a national or regional sentiment without specific events or dates. The fragmentary text reads like lyric verse.
The piece argues the West Umatilla Extension will be a vast, government funded reclamation project in eastern Oregon, providing alfalfa and other crops with no profit or interest charged, while addressing high prices and speculation impeding settlement. It critiques opponents and supports broader US diplomacy and reform in government appointments.
A fragmentary line appears to reference Oregon involving a heated or urgent action. The readable text provides no clear nouns or events to establish a definite person, organization, place, date, or outcome for a full summary.
A fragment notes that 24 hour farming could be possible when electric power develops, allowing plowing at night. It contrasts this with political remarks about the Huerta government and comments on Wilson and Bryan disapproving of government, then mentions petitions on university appropriation arriving in the east.
The Burbank Supplement highlights Luther Burbank’s forty years of plant breeding and promotes broader public interest in plant creation. It argues dissemination of his methods will spur advancements in food crops, ornamental plants, lumber, and new useful plants, benefiting industry and society.
About fifty members of the Christian Endeavor of the Presbyterian church enjoyed a party at the church parlors last evening. The evening featured games and refreshments. Patronesses were Mrs Horace Mann and Mrs E Harper. Miss Agnes G Shaver became the bride of Leon B Neil last Wednesday at the Methodist parsonage in a ceremony by Rev Nathan Evans. Only relatives and immediate friends attended. Mr Neil is a well known farmer on the reservation, and his bride is a Chicago girl.
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