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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1909
Page
4
The notice lists monthly and yearly subscription prices for daily weekly and semi weekly newspapers by mall or carrier. It notes Pendleton Oregon as the mailing office and classifies the item as second class mail matter.
A quoted verse fragment portrays sorrow through variations of time and memory. It references dreams, mourning, and the idea that different people seek different balms for grief. Margeret Root Garvin is cited in Lipppinvott's.
A Seatue Pil essay notes husbands cannot accurately describe their wives. The author argues most husbands offer only overpraise or understatements about wives dress and appearance, cautioning against describing externals. The piece calls for prudence in attempting such descriptions.
The San Francisco Examiner calls the Taft Aldrich corporation tax unconstitutional in an editorial before the special session adjourned. It argues the Senate finance committee backs the bill hoping it will be struck down by the Supreme Court, challenging the President and questioning why the income tax is delayed.
A grim scene emerges as a hobo clings to railway rods for 11 miles after a gun wheel severed his foot, a 12 year old swarms onto lines while dragged by runaway mule team, and an Indian walks home after apparent fatal wounding by Adams town marshal. The troubling episode underscores a remembered tribute in the area, with tensions and peril linked to frontier justice.
The case of Mrs Harriet Rebecca Berry features her inability to touch her nose with eyes closed as Magistrate O Connor weighs possible mental imbalance. The report suggests that such tests could influence beliefs about gender balance in asylums nationwide.
The column lists multiple labor actions including Texas laws favoring workers, union activity for wireless operators, granite cutters strike in Waco, and appointive roles in labor leadership. It notes Michigan nine hour rule for women and minors, new union charters in Vancouver, and plans to publish socialist literature. Pittsburg miners resume work as negotiations continue.
An intoxicated man clings to life as the Adams Indian returns home with a bullet under his shoulder blade and a hole in his leg. The incident highlights his stubborn determination to survive.
A Seattle fair and unseasonably cool weather seem to have combined to undermine the jet’s business at a popular summer resort, leaving profits down and operations challenged.
Smut claimed another threshing machine for its own yesterday. Still the number is not up to the usual standard.
A New York Times style reminiscence narrates a summer meeting in the country between two lovers. The narrator describes mutual attraction, cautious plans, and a brief long-distance interlude before a return to urban life and work, hinting at a future reunion. The piece blends nostalgic tone with personal details of leading to a shared future.
The latest official Panama Canal report counters claims of heavy seepage at Gatun dam. Engineers say the dam and subsoil are effectively impervious, with only brief temporary flooding during June when pumps lagged. The observation comes from excavations near Gatun locks where four inch pumps keep the trench dry.
A derailed care sheet from a California demonstration train warns milk should be kept at about forty degrees Fahrenheit from receipt to usage. Do not open milk or cream and expose it, avoid open pitchers, and never store opened dairy with other foods. Boil vessels and use clean water, avoid dishwater washed containers.
The Wrights and HL Helen Clayton advocate international balloon travel as a feasible future, describing a upper air highway with dependable west to east winds crossing 3000 miles at high speed and potential return routes. A balloon or dirigible could revolutionize passenger service between the United States and Europe.
The text suggests suspicion around Parker with a comment about Wedderly and notes Parker is the father of a baby who is just beginning to say cute things. The Booth Keiley company has received orders from eastern car building firms for material to equip over 4000 cars.
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Rancher resistance to a proposed pipeline crossing his land fuels strong public interest in Medford as Circuit Judge Hanna rules against the city. The dispute centers on access, safety, and property rights, with officials and residents watching closely.
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