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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1910
Page
4
Fragmentary text shows postal and publishing details for the Pendleton Oregon newspaper. It lists the Oregon News Co office in Portland and various bureaus and press associations, indicating the paper’s distribution and mailing classification.
Proposals raise two sites for Pendleton Round-up. City property above town and Matlock tract on West Court Street each have advocates. Stockholders deserve complete, reliable data to decide in a businesslike manner, keeping welfare of the show first and maintaining community booster spirit.
James Ogilvie Clephane a pioneer typewriter inventor near Englewood New Jersey died recently He is credited as originator of the typesetting machine and aided Ottmar Mergenthaler of the Mergenthaler Linotype Clephane who was born in Washington served as secretary to Secretary of State Seward and knew Presidents Buchanan and Lincoln He bore heavy burdens in developing the typesetting machine but never lost faith in its value
The device’s success came through courage and persistence amid skepticism and financial stress. Unotype machines now underpin nearly every daily newspaper, including The Oregonian with two Mergen thaler units. These systems let papers beat time as a major adversary by printing news soon after events occur.
Moisture figures dominate the outlook as Pendleton records 28 inches of November rainfall breaking prior records. With six inches of rain since the wet season began in November, the region anticipates a strong crop year, contrasting sharply with the 07-09 period when rainfall was much lower. If current trends continue, Uma tilla county may harvest a bountiful next summer.
Medford's population rises to 3840 from 1791 a decade earlier, a near 400 percent gain. The surge is attributed to recolonization of tributary country and modern farming methods in southern Oregon, with future expectations for eastern Oregon towns like Pendleton to prosper.
East Oregonian dispatch from Athena reports town officials puzzled over how to regulate liquor to curb evils rather than promote use. They favor restricting liquor as a luxury and warning that loose regulation could keep Umatilla County wet or trigger a long dry spell following any wide open saloon system.
Reporters say western governors attend the Frankfort gathering and object to social trappings, wishing more time for business. They question whether land of gold and sunshine men can keep pace with host state where blue grass grows, calling the notion shameful.
The board weighs relative ease of access for relatives and friends visiting inmates at the eastern Gregon asylum. If not, they will choose a town with good passenger service and adequate hotel accommodations for a branch asylum.
The Timmerman estate near Helix is valued at 125 960 dollars. He would be a big landlord in the old country and a planter in the south, yet in Umatilla county he was simply a farmer. Pendleton’s woolen mill offers gift ready products, while readers wonder about the president's message on the Umatilla project extension.
A playful exchange cited from the Louisville Courier Journal and Atlanta Journal notes on belief in fairies and the paradox of meat rising while bread stays static. The quotes reflect newspaper microcommentary rather than a single event. No identifiable people or places are provided beyond city names.
The poem asks what rights women hold including labor, love, prayer, comfort to the grieving, and shelter for the vulnerable. It declares these intimate duties as true womanly rights and urges women to use their gifts to bring heaven to earth, ending with the advocate’s signature Lady Dorothy Nevill.
Dr. Wiley campaigns against baby killing drugs and deceptive patent medicines that soothe or quiet infants. He cites numerous morphine based preparations and other toxins sold to careless parents. Health boards in major cities have barred sales as manufacturers fight to defend profits while baby drugs fade away.
Construction of Prosser Wash sewer system will start next week by Atlas Construction of Everett, awarded the contract for about $17,000 of the work. The total project cost is estimated at around $0,000.
The 5.55S remedy claims to cure Rheumatism by cleansing the blood of uric acid and strengthening kidneys to restore waste filtration. It promotes S.S.S. as the best blood purifier and tonic, offering a book on Rheumatism free to those who write to The Swift Specific Co. Atlanta Ga.
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