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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1909

Page

4

Pendleton Daily Oregonian: subscription rates list

Independent paper edition details subscription prices for daily weekly and semi weekly plans, carrier and mail options, and office addresses for sale and rate information. Includes outlets at Oregonian publishing offices in Portland and Washington DC bureaus with rates and terms.

Pendleton Oregon Qaert Oregonian Publishing CO Sally Daily Mast Oregonian Oregon Nova Co 6Th Street Portland Chitage Bureau Security Building Washington, D C Sol Pourteenth Street

Fragments of a Poem in a Quiet Ambience

The piece presents a lyrical scene of scented roses and dreamlike imagery. It evokes a sheltered stronghold away from the world where pale fiaticles and idyls bloom in cherished shrines. References to Aten and Miay Krew appear as enigmatic lines within the verse.

Alice Ardolea

Pendleton Traction Deal Seen as Regional Salvation

Pendleton stands on the brink of a major traction expansion by the Washington Oregon company. A streetcar system, interurban lines, and powered industry growth are proposed to lift the city, extend to the irrigated west, and spur new business. Cheap power and lower living costs follow, with contracts pending formalization.

Pendleton Washington-Oregon Company Northwest Washington- Oregon Company Athena Weston Ilkewine Grant County Cascade Mountains Blues Pendléton Traction Company

City seeks Paliry Contribution for big enterprize

City officials outline a plan requiring local residents to raise 50,000 dollars as their paliry contribution toward a large enterprise. Property owners and business men are urged to prepare for the opportunity and participate in funding the project.

Editorial clash over mayoralty license dispute in East Oregonian

In a charged exchange about a tie that involved Judge Fee and councilman Murphy, the East Oregonian is accused of inconsistency and biased reporting. The piece defends past fairness in publishing letters and criticizes opponents for alleged trickery and sensationalism.

East Oregonian James A. Fee Tribune Yeaterday Pyvorn Lig Buat Oregonian Murphy Couneilman

Industrial conflict looms as rail workers threaten strike

The piece discusses a looming railroad strike by 27 railroads' workers seeking pay raises. It urges peaceful settlement, noting railroading is hard work and rail companies must protect stockholder interests while appealing for negotiation to avoid a historic disruption.

Rairoad

Election Results Loom as Pendleton Chooses Mayor

The East Oregonian notes the city election ends tonight with the mayoral race decided by voters. It hopes for unity after a hard fought campaign and praises open methods over mudslinging while awaiting vote counts.

Pendleton Bid Opens Door to New Power Market

A shorthand fragment describes parties seeking to sell power to Pendleton and nearby Unatita county, aiming for the best market. The text notes Wally Walshi as a key figure and suggests binding to supply power if Pendleton selects the city for operation.

Washington-Oregon Pendleton Unatita County Chan Doe Wally Walshi

Walla Walla Mission to Rosette Garrison Evoked

A fragmented report notes Walla Walla tasked with rosette defense while Garden City seeks safety. Pendleton may dispatch a national guard company for rescue. A brief civilian observation follows before continuing work.

Walla Walla Garden City Pendleton Ite National Mie Rescue

Gilder's Civic Work in New York Tenement Reform

The article honors Richard Watson Gilder for his role with The Hearst papers and his leadership on a nine year investigation into New York tenement housing. It credits his work with the governor and legislative committees, leading to the New York tenement house law. It notes his daily visits to the worst buildings and his fire safety orders, celebrating a civic life and public service.

Eversiody Gildewoe Ing Hlewle Holland Scribners Monthly Century Magazine New York City Hilder New York Trinity Church Governor Flower Oat Lee Albany Poventers Hearst Richard Watson Drisms Rdson Box Gilder

Suffrage Movement Gains U S Attention in Progressive Review

The piece surveys the rising woman suffrage movement in the United States, noting Carnegie Hall meetings, influence from English leaders like Mrs Pankhurst and Mrs Snowden, and contrasting American rational politics with militant English tactics. It previews forthcoming notes on U S progress and critiques militant suffragettes.

New York Carnegie Hall Aire Pankhurst Mra Snowden Etme Enelane Humber Hatch United States England American Review of Reviews

Lady Maccabees Notice Election Elections

Notice announces the election of officers for Junow Hive No. Won on Tuesday evening in December. The fragmented text mentions record keeping and a committee, with references to needy الأطفال, oil, sugar and steel in unclear context.

Lady Maccabees Junow Hive

Bitter Aeffort Highlights Reliability and Faith

A fragment notes improved reliability and trust in Bitter ae, emphasizing its growing role in daily use. The text suggests community confidence rising as quality and consistency become clearer.

For Sale 1800 Acres in Chinook Belt with Ranch Gear

For sale an 1800 acre stock ranch along Blue mountains Chinook belt with 4 large barns 3 orchards good house with basement 160 tons alfalfa this year. 10 miles from railroad. Price 12.60 per acre. Includes $10,000 worth of cattle horses 3 wagons and all ranch machinery.

Blue Mountains Chinook Belt Crystal Springs

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