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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1909

Page

4

Pendleton Daily East Oregonian Publication Notice

Public notice style item listing daily weekly and semi weekly publication frequencies and newspaper bureau locations in Pendleton Oregon Portland and Washington DC, with postal and press association information for the East Oregonian Publishing Co and related offices.

Pendleton The East Oregonian Publishing CO Dally East Oregonian Oregon News Co 6Th Street Portland Security Building Washington, D. C Fourteenth Street N. W

Pinchot foes clash over land policy in Oregon

The Oregonian cites hundreds or thousands of land claim losses under Pinchot policy, with wealthy syndicates led by Giggenheim and Weyherhauser opposing Pinchot. It argues for strict adherence to Roosevelt Pinchot conservation, warning that lax laws invite corporate grabs of timber coal and power resources under Taft.

Oregon Portland Gifford Pinchot Giggenhein’s Weyerhauser’s Pinchot Geer Chamberlain Taft Roosevelt Theodore Roosevelt

Cocaine Fear Prompting Lynching Links Warned

Police officials and others warn in a preliminary report that cocaine addiction is rising in the United States, with southern African Americans cited as heavily affected. The commission led by Charles W. Collins and John Dey describes cocaine as a chief provocation of assaults and lynching alongside whiskey.

United States Charles W. Collins John Dey Commission

Hidden drug trade described as new field by southern dealers

The Chicago magazine Everyday Life cites an article warning of a rising drug trade among brutal southern workers, with talk of a “new field” in cocaine distribution. Judge Harris Dickson is quoted describing a contractor ordering a pound of cocaine to spite salesmen, noting the drug’s claimed effects on strength and fear, and linking it to racial tensions and levee camps.

Chicago South Hampton's Harris Dickson Dicksburg Miss Dickinson THE Swift Specific CO Atlanta, GA

East Side Churches Urge Mayoral Purchase of Hawthorne Park

Oregon Journal reports congregations on Portland's east side urged the mayor to buy the Hawthorne park site. They argue for parks as essential recreation amid urban life, predicting Pendleton will also need a robust park system soon and that parks will come in the near future.

East Side Hawthorne Park Oregon Journal Portland Oregon Pendleton Seventh Stark Streets Park Street

Heney Wins Democratic Nomination for District Attorney

Frank J. Heney secured the Democratic nomination for district attorney amid strong opposition. Despite a tough campaign targeting graft, he performed well, though the public may not fully embrace the scourge theme he represents. His potential election remains uncertain in San Francisco.

Frank J. Heney Atttorney San Francisco Heney

Dispute over pay as steel workers strike in Pennsylvania

In Pennsylvania steel workers strike over pay, while news recalls King Edward earned four million dollars in steel via a tip from J. P. Morgan. The piece ponders how the wealth might have helped workers if the fortune had been shared.

Pennsylvania King Edward J. P. Morgan

NEWSPAPERS COLLEGES AND THE NEWS MEDIA

President Judson of the University of Chicago asserts that newspapers and colleges serve public reform goals. He condemns sensationalism while praising devotion to real news value and accuracy, noting memory limits and imperfect reporting. He foresees growing readership for responsible press.

Judson University of Chicago

Light of Life in the Sweet Fields of Eden by Frank L. Stanton

A poetic excerpt from Sweet Fields of Eden, describing the Light of Life guiding through storms toward mansions in the afterlife. It recounts faith, endurance, and heavenly rest, with the speaker bearing crosses toward Calvary and hearing a whisper of peace.

Eden Calvary Hill Frank L. Stanton

M. Bleriot’s Bold Flight Celebrated in Verse

In Denver’s Repub Arthur Chapman praises Louis Bleriot for his fearless aerial voyage. The poem lauds his engineering, humor, and daring as crowds of Rosbits cheer from the shore. It extols France’s pride and foresees future airship feats with bold promise.

Ozzal la Helle France M'sleu Bleriot Arthur Chapman Denver Repub

Tall Women and the Allure of Petite Charms

An exploration of fashion bias favoring tall figures while praising short women for vitality energy and resilience. The piece contrasts envy between tall and short women, noting short women’s appeal to men and their resourcefulness in danger, ultimately arguing inner gifts compensate for height.

A Shade of Difference in a Memphis Love Tale

In the Memphis Commercial Appeal a note cites a conversation where a wife remarks her current husband is very different from her first, while the husband acknowledges his relief at being alive after his predecessor’s death. The dialogue highlights shifting relationships and personal identity in a stark, domestic vignette.

Memphis

Mercantile Weasels Stall Marcon System Over 200

A Marcon system remains stalled amid issues with more than two hundred mercantile weasels. The incident highlights ongoing disruption in operations affecting trade networks and system reliability. Authorities investigate the anomalous wildlife interference and its impact on logistics.

Marcon

Phonograph Showroom Promises Best Sound Choice

Is the only place to buy a phonograph and be sure you secured the very best. Call to hear every make tested side by side. Featuring Victor Edison Columbia and other disc phonographs. Full stock of Victor and Columbia Double Disc records.

Edison Columbia Victor

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