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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1908
Page
4
An old Pendleton Oregon notice lists subscription prices for daily and weekly editions, mail and carrier delivery, with offices in Portland and Washington DC. It notes United Press Association membership and postal matter status.
The piece urges teachers in Umatilla county to continue studying after certification. It argues that teaching demands ongoing study to keep up with new methods and rising competition. The editor compares teachers to merchants who stay informed and improve, warning that complacency leads to lagging behind peers.
The Portland Oregonian contends Taft allies Bourne and Cake cannot control Oregon politics after June 1 when Chamberlain’s election is acknowledged. The people are seen as sovereign, with Taft’s fate tied to Oregon’s own choices rather than campaign pressure from editors. The piece mocks the notion of a unified Republican effort in the state.
The article contrasts Oregon lawmakers urged to resign if they back a Democrat for the U S senator, noting that a few Statement No 1 members threaten resignation. It analyzes which group better serves the people, comparing anti-statement No 1 figures with the others.
The article extols progressive, broad minded leaders who listen to the voters. It cites Charles A. Barrett of Uraita county as a trusted legislator, noting he won the highest vote in the county and that Initiative No. 1 passed with over 68,000 votes. It questions anti democrat opponents and urges voters to choose representatives who respect the people over party bosses.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company advances timber supply with a large scale tree planting program. This year 625000 trees are planned or completed, including 200000 seedlings imported from Europe and 425000 already planted since the program began. A new Morrisville nursery aids seed beds with acorns hiboreal seeds and conifer seeds. Ornamental planting and hedges are planned for station grounds and rights of way to beautify property.
A fragment suggests aristocratic circles in army life foster gossip and flirtation. The piece argues officers have little to do, making such social temptations a common distraction and source of family scandals.
The Baker City council approved an ordinance prohibiting issuance of any further saloon licenses after a specified date. The measure aims to regulate alcohol outlets and control licensing within the city limits moving forward.
The fragment notes saloons count at 98 and mentions upcoming liquor question in Baker for 1910. References suggest public sentiment and civic planning as a local controversy. The text hints at voters addressing licensing issues in that year.
A compact reflection on self control and moral effort. The speaker argues that tackling a single flaw in one’s character is sufficient to begin moral improvement and suggests that overcoming a stubborn habit is an earnest, albeit modest, mission.
Residents discuss construction of a new cemetery reservoir to ensure ample water supply for Olney Cemetery in Pendleton. Authorities emphasize planning for continued maintenance and future needs.
Poem by Eleanor C. Hull from Woman's Home Companion contrasts bustling city nights with quiet country hills. It speaks of bells, busy streets, and bright lights comforting a reader and contrasts lonely strangers in unfamiliar places. The piece ends with a soothing bedtime reflection on sleep and comforting stars.
An article notes the Nile and Delta canals run north to south with consistent winds that power sailing boats southward. Currents hinder propulsion against the river flow, making wind and current the main power. Canals primarily irrigate but are broad, deep, and navigable for long distances as traffic expands with Bevis’s efforts.
F C Selous, famed big game hunter and guide, plans Africa expedition for President Roosevelt. Born in London, he began hunting in 1874 at twenty, built a reputation, and later served the British South Africa Company guiding Mashonaland expeditions. He returned to England, then joined the Matabele war, authored Africa books, and earned Royal Geographical Society honors. Now based in Surrey, England.
Fragmented OCR style notes reference various places and people including Richmond St Louis Dayton Fredricksburg Joliet and Lippinesti. The text hints at divisions and unreadable readers among Rewdlins's people and local responses across multiple cities.
The excerpt shows a dialogue about low priced carpets from Harger & Co. praising bargains as real deals. A child mentions June spilled ink on the parlor floor, hinting at a domestic scene and a consumer context.
In a playful Philadelphia Record snippet Nell jokes about a suitor who cannot tie a shoe but does so with a double knot to keep Nell from escaping. The gag hints at humor around courtship and attention in a light, social tone.
The institute provides collegiate courses in Agriculture including Agronomy Horticulture Animal Husbandry Dairy Husbandry Forestry Domestic Science and Art Civil Electrical Mechanical and Mining Engineering Commerce Pharmacy. Elementary courses in Agriculture Forestry Domestic Science and Art Commerce and Mechanic Arts including forge work cabinet making steam fitting plumbing and machine work. Strong faculty modern equipment free tuition opens September 26. Illustrated catalogue with full information on application to the Registrar free.
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