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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1909
Page
4
A brief note from Pendleton Oregon highlights the Independent Daily News publication. The item references its status as a daily and weekly newspaper, with mentions of publication scope and local focus in the Oregon region.
A fragmented poem fragment recalls Little Mother and childhood in fading lines. It alludes to soft music and innocence, contrasting dark themes with light imagery. Arthur Burke is referenced as author, with hints of coming age and memory themes across نامed stanzas.
The article proclaims Mayor Murphy's reelection after a decisive ballot count. It describes a sweeping win for Progress, urges unity, and calls for citizens to set aside bitterness and focus on rebuilding the city. It emphasizes continued work for public welfare and to join in civic efforts.
Progress and unity key to victory as Mayor Murphy secures reelection. The campaign drew on his personal appeal and backing from independents led by Judge Fee, plus the progressive call for growth. The Pendleton electorate favored advancement, desiring new industries and city development to lift Pendleton from stagnation.
A year ago a campaign began to revive the Pendleton woolen mill after machinery lay idle for a year. A Portland firm held an option to take the plant from the city, prompting locals to rally to keep Pendleton industry active and halt outside control.
Pendleton moves to remove the old mill and rejuvenate the plant. Community leaders and business owners join a 320,000 bond fund to finance the project and attract outside investment. A new electrical power line and tram system are proposed to boost growth, with the city raising 60,000 to support the enterprise. Contracts await formal signing as track building advances and a multi-million dollar impact is anticipated.
The East Oregonian asserts it has no stake in Mayor Murphy’s election and pledges to serve the people of eastern Oregon. The piece stresses independence from business interests and frames the contest as a civic decision rather than a factional fight.
A distorted fragment argues against rail strikes to protect commerce and public suffering. It invokes patriotism over party and references Wendell Phillips Pendleton, urging unity and restraint to avoid economic disruption.
Major Lee Moorhouse received the highest vote count of any candidate in yesterday's election, signaling strong support. The result highlights Moorhouse's lead in a competitive race and may influence post election discussions and next steps.
In a note about public sentiment, observers say Congress sits in session while preachers and other citizens call for prayer for the nation, urging unity and moral guidance amid political proceedings.
The passage extols a group of respectable men, praising their honesty and virtue. It references their quality and moral standing, noting that many are honorable and trustworthy individuals.
Pendleton pursues promising openings with aggressive momentum. The statement suggests a drive to seize beneficial chances across areas of potential impact and growth.
The socialistic vote strengthens in Europe with gains in British by-elections and German October contests. In London districts socialists hold balance power while Liverpool Bradford Coventry municipal results favor conservatives. In the German Landtag Berlin area shows 14 seats, Baden and Saxony records. overall turnout shifts from prior years with growing socialist representation.
From The Progress of the World in the American Review of Reviews for December, the excerpt discusses public reaction to electoral protests and the broader implications for democratic processes. It notes commentary on civic engagement, constitutional rights, and the role of media in shaping opinion.
A father confronts Ayn Atchison about a strained romance and reluctance to separate. He recalls shared hardship, discipline, and nightly worry as he cautions her about decisions and future consequences. The piece preserves a blunt, moralizing tone from a bygone era on family dynamics and duty.
A garbled dialogue fragment references a person accusing another of giving dangerous therapy. The text hints at a harmful substance and a claim of poisoning or sabotage, but details are unclear due to OCR corruption. No identifiable names or places are present.
Excerpt from Edward Cy Parker's Commercal Manchuria in the American Review of Reviews December issue. The piece argues Manchuria tests western agricultural, mining, lumbering, and transportation methods on eastern peoples, noting the region's harsh climate and travel, and suggesting success here signals broader adoption elsewhere. Read the Want ads today.
An unclear dramatic scene reveals a speaker threatening arrest and confessing intent as a vessel sinks with bubbling grins, leaving responders to manage a tense confrontation and potential incident.
Frail home baking tip proclaims a fruit cake without butter using Cot Tolene as fat substitute. Recipe lists 8 four cape sifted pastry flour one level teaspoon soda two level teaspoons mixed spices half teaspoon salt two cups seeded and quartered raisins half cup nuts optional blend Cot Tolene brown sugar white sugar one cup molasses one cup milk and flour mixture. Bake in two pans.
Owner offers 1800 acres fenced with a good house, 4 large barns, 3 orchards and improvements. Land lies along the Blue mountains foot hills in the Chinook belt with fine bunchgrass and crystal springs. 150 tons alfalfa produced this year. ten thousand dollars of cattle and horses plus 8 wagons and all machinery included. Price 12.50 per acre, 10 miles from a railroad.
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