Pendleton Official City and County Paper Notice
Official notice from Petephons, Pendleton. Regom second class mail entry published by local paper.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1910
Page
4
Official notice from Petephons, Pendleton. Regom second class mail entry published by local paper.
A lyrical fragment from the Baltimore Sun dreaming of morning wings and distant realms. The speaker longs to soar beyond azure peaks and rainbow mists, to witness planets sing and return to a cherished fairy bride, blending verse with memory of a vanished childhood.
Senator Cummins urged Iowa at the opening of the Republican state convention to choose between standpat and progressive wings. He cited Lincoln’s house divided metaphor and warned the party cannot endure half progressive and half standpat, calling for a decisive alignment and ultimate victory for one side.
Letter from FL TORNER, Deputy Game Warden, argues progressives may seize control of the Republican Party at the next convention if inaction and conso lidation by regulars persist. Notes Taft’s re election scenario and suggests a new party could emerge to carry progressive aims, with Cummins and Dolliver as possible standard bearers.
The Commercial club room stockholders of the frontier exhibition association discuss leadership for the new project. City Attorney J. B. Raley is urged as the chief executive, seen as ideal due to his enthusiasm, brains, energy and proven organizing role in the venture.
Judge Lawlor relishes sending Calhoun's attorneys to jail for contempt while the graft prosecution faltered after Francis J. Heney was defeated as San Francisco's prosecuting attorney. The remarks imply Lawlor's continued role in the contentious proceedings.
The text laments Pendleton summer sickness and urges rigid typhoid precautions, links filth and fires to summerliness, and urges citizens to go to the courthouse to register while criticizing Kansas Republicans and Speaker Cannon.
Deputy Turner reports a Meacham Meacham area letter contesting East Oregonian claims that hundreds or thousands of young grouse were slaughtered this season. He states he has searched McKay creeks Huron ridge and nearby hills and found no such slaughter. He urges informing sportsmen to aid game wardens by reporting violators rather than shouting accusations.
A reader named Reuben Rusticous urges Pendleton to prize local agriculture at the upcoming fair. He proposes Harvest Home floats showcasing grain livestock and farm equipment, suggests prizes of 150 or 100 dollars, and vows to attend and assist the float if the committee adopts his plan. The letter questions reliance on outside product floats and appeals to local pride and innovation.
A reader notes a woman with a mind stored with learning and elegant diction. Her phrases were polished and imposing, yet recently she spoke less ornate words. The piece contrasts refined speech with a humorous misquote about a baby and a hidden pin.
A muddled exchange unfolds as Thee, the Healer, faces a probing question about a recent loss. The healer’s pace slows and a bacon of teuculence colors the dialogue while a wary lady evades direct answers about relationships and future events.
A chaotic Atlanta performance of Danse Domestica features a troubled dancer in a shabby set, enacting a domestic struggle through dissonant music and slapstick scenes. The reviewer from Success Magazine notes the act portrays gender roles, poverty, and marital strife with extravagant movement and provocative, messy imagery.
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