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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1910
Page
4
Fragmentary text references money amounts and codes without coherent context. No clear events, persons, or organizations are identifiable to produce a factual card.
A poem style excerpt urges readers to face trouble with nerve and a lifted chin. It celebrates the joy of trying new tasks and overcoming limits. It emphasizes breaking the bubble of can’t be done through steady effort and perseverance.
John M. Speatt of the O R and N criticizes Oregon boosting for overemphasizing apple growing. He argues the state is rich in grain livestock timber and small manufacturing, with land cheap at 25 to 100 dollars an acre and ample opportunities for settlers, workers, and capitalists. The East Oregonian agrees, urging broader promotion of Oregon’s diverse resources to attract people and investment.
Before the last city election many officials ran under protest. A councilman elected declined to serve, replaced by appointment. Ex Councilman A. L. Knight’s vacancy exists as Mayor Murphy cannot find a suitable successor. Question whether high workload and headaches deter candidates despite low salaries. Uma tila county often has ready county candidates with modest pay.
The piece argues Pendleton could gain from reducing officials and compensating them for duties. It contends the commission plan merits investigation as a potential improvement for the city government.
The mayor and city council should draft and enforce a saloon regulation ordinance. He cites Theodore Roosevelt on enforcing law, noting officials bear the burden of enforcement and that vigor is needed to enforce laws, not merely draft them.
As the holiday season nears, readers are urged to shop early to avoid crowds and rushed decisions. Merchants warn that December rushes strain staff and reduce selection, especially in large centers, so plan purchases ahead for a better festive experience.
Oswald West signals support for a state sponsored publication outlining Oregon climate conditions and resources. He notes past conservation commission work producing a rainfall, attitudes, stream flows, and temperature booklet with practical value for settlement and development.
Pendleton claims central location among eastern Oregon cities with 22 daily passenger trains and unique hotel and restaurant accommodations in the Northwest. The state board will weigh these factors when choosing a site for a branch asylum.
A proposal suggests using city prisoners to sweep crosswalks to clear mud and improve safety. Officials worry about logistics and public response as crews would tackle muddy sidewalks and streets after heavy rains.
Dr. Cook suggests he may have been mistaken due to being half crazed by the exposures of the frozen north and contemplates that he might have imagined he needed the money.
Entries recount events on December 1 from 1840 to 1908 including John Duke of Braganza becoming ruler of Portugal, balloon ascent in 1783, British ports in the East Indies closing to American commerce in 1804, Michael I of Russia, inventions by J K Mitchell, and various political notes. Includes quips from Lippincott's and Chicago Journal about Roosevelt, dust protection tip, and miscellaneous notes.
A fragmentary editorial style column discusses success, privilege, and personal conduct. It cites Colonel Roosevelt on excuses and claims, notes frail public manners, and questions work equity between husbands and wives, ending with a wer of pride and fairness. It reflects outdated gender norms and social expectations of achievement.
Miss Minerva Reminger of Upper Bern Pennsylvania writes that years of nervous prostration and a hunger for bread and beef tea ended after taking Hood's Sarsaparilla. She claims rapid improvement and cure, attributing it to purified blood. The ad promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla in liquid form or Garsatabs.
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