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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1916
Page
7
A lyrical fragment from Frank L. Lanton urges travel toward a promised land of peace and home. The text invokes morning, music, gates, and memories, pleading for a humble path over gold and a place for the heart to rest as it seeks belonging.
President Wilson provided congressional suggestions on anti strike legislation. The proposals may not satisfy railroad managers nor the unionists, signaling a contentious path forward in labor disputes.
The excerpt discusses public safety and the impact of anti strike legislation, noting the president’s stance. It highlights the potential for a public investigation before strikes, the interests of 9 million people with no railroad ties, and the belief that Wilson will resolve the tough issue as he has others.
East Oregonian notes extensive editorials on Oregon flax raising at Salem and criticizes Governor Withycombe for his handling of the issue. The paper argues the governor’s broad agricultural experience warrants a free hand, and suggests the method of the flax experiment should not become a political wedge.
A fragment notes August Busch stirred by the growing prohibition mood, with implied momentum shaping policy and public opinion. The terse line captures a climate shift influencing industry and civic discourse in the era.
A St. Louis brewer advocates radical saloon controls including seating only at tables and selling only beer and temperance drinks. He urges brewer cooperation with state authorities, but Oregon brewers previously misrepresented a home rule amendment and ignored public rights in depot saloons amid broader wartime rhetoric and Christmas countdown.
Two youths convicted in a Los Angeles court for leaving a camp fire burning in the Angeles National Forest are sentenced to visit the Newhall fire site where 400 acres burned and $100,000 in property was destroyed and to study the damage. They must report to the judge after six months with findings and lessons learned, reflecting a rehabilitative approach for first offenders.
From the Daily Bast Oregonian December 6 1884 noting B S Waffle as mayoral candidate AG p2tens Link Lynne and Ed Peters youth hunters Jett camping plans and deer hunting. Dr C W McKay and L Morse left for Portland to testify for Chief Peo in federal trial. a Chinese merchant on Court Street was assaulted by local youths. A B Robley of Centerville and Charles Bowling of Adams visiting. Bailey and Barber firm dissolved. a rock thrown at the free library. A D Bullman announces candidacy. eastbound passenger four hours late. dense fog in Pendleton enveloping streets each night and day.
The Biological Survey reports five big game preserves and 67 bird reservations under U S Agriculture. Buffalo at Montana Bison Range Wind Cave Niobrara Elk Sullys Hill total about 400 head with buffalo and elk leading. Niobrara now mainly for buffalo and elk. Bird reserves total 67 with Big Lake in Arkansas added this year. Breeding grounds preservation urged as essential benefits exceed land use costs.
The ad claims Hood's Sarsaparilla corrects blood acid levels and strengthens the system. It asserts success for forty years in rheumatism kidney trouble and other blood disorders and urges readers to buy from their druggist today.
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