Official City and County Paper Notice Summary
Official city and county paper text from Pendleton entered for mailing. Contains publication metadata and standard U S postal and association credits.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1910
Page
4
Official city and county paper text from Pendleton entered for mailing. Contains publication metadata and standard U S postal and association credits.
The article notes a improving monetary outlook as rest cures take effect, with money markets in major centers accumulating reserves. It says wholesale liquidation, loan contraction, and gold imports have reduced anxieties about crop financing and potential bank strains. Currency associations may not be needed as policy stance stabilizes.
A terse public notice from Portland Oregon dated August 165 asserts injury to the welfare of the town and names Mary B. Clipton or Clopton in connection with the matter.
Rhode Island is the smallest state and Bristol county the smallest subdivision at 25 square miles. The text notes vast comparisons including how eight hundred Bristols could fit in Custer Montana or San Bernardino California and mentions Two Ocean Pass where a single stream waters both oceans. It also cites Texas, Alaska, North Carolina, Minnesota, Florida, and Michigan water areas and totals, comparing land and water extents across states and lakes.
A dialogue from Life magazine portrays Bob urging his father to start working for himself after decades of the father’s labor for him. The father reflects, agreeing, and the exchange emphasizes self-reliance and family duty in a brisk, period voice.
In Newark a slander case in the First criminal court witnessed counsel urge the defendant to repeat the words used. The defendant refused, saying they were hardly words to tell a gentleman. A counsel suggested whispering them to the judge, prompting the court to rap for order.
A crowd hears a humorous exchange as Miss Johnslng teases suitors at a local gathering. Liga, Young Calhoun White, and Johnsing join in banter about proposals and respect, all set against a playful rural backdrop reported in the New York Tribune.
A kneeling proposition notes the death of Pony Moore once famous minstrel aged unknown. He was among the last of his era and Chicago manager who made up his own jokes. A prior performance here left him with a damaged foot resembling a white pillow after toes were run over.
A fragment shows two boys discussing punishment by fathers, one defending the act with hard resolve while the other accepts resentment. The lines reveal blunt attitudes toward parental authority and discipline in a distressed household.
The excerpt urges Pendleton to grow through population, annexation, and new industries. It argues towns thrive when fed by expansion of tributary country and outlying territory, calling for sincere citizens to aid growth initiatives and embody the motto by their deeds.
A juror explains the plaintiff seeks only recovery of gifts and pleasures spent, not damages for blighted affection. The foreman agrees, noting if the fun with the girl didn’t cover the amount, it must be the plaintiff’s fault. The foreman adds he once courted the same girl.
Mary B. Clopton argues against moving Pendleton academy to La Grande and urges a strong, practical endowment effort to keep the school in Pendleton. The piece stresses Pendleton as eastern Oregon’s county hub with 20,000 people and local buildings, urging united action to raise 100000 dollars to secure the school’s future.
Henry Crews, a widely quoted financial authority, views the business outlook as hopeful. He says the country’s business interests need a period of rest for recuperation and that credit and commercial arrangements are out of gear, requiring quiet, gradual readjustment.
The piece urges Republican factions to unite before petitions are due, aiming to defeat the assembly coalition and Bowerman. It names Judge Grant B. Dimick as the leading direct primary candidate and suggests consolidating support around him or bringing in Judge Webster of Portland, with others withdrawing.
The roundup hints at a full slate of events with top talent and fierce rivalries. Organizers expect a lively program featuring standout athletes and engaging contests that will showcase skill and speed at the big show.
Bel gium reports a fire at the Brussels exposition destroying art worth twenty million dollars. Observers doubt the valuation was fully insured. The piece notes that summer lingers and autumn weather is not yet settled.
Editor East Oregonian notes excitement over the Roundup and fair in Pendleton. Reports claim Pendleton may retain its academy, a point greeted with disbelief due to recent town prosperity and warnings that losing the academy would hurt local welfare and jobs.
A woman seeks to excel in poise by cultivating thoughtful behavior and earning the favorable regard of others. The focus is on self improvement and social grace as core values guiding personal reputation.
English novelist H Hamilton Fyfe, visiting Reno to witness the Jeffries Johnson bout, spoke at a Chicago dinner about a Reno divorce colony. He described a sizable group of people there seeking divorces from eastern spouses and warned that discussing marital matters with them is difficult and dangerous.
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