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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1910

Page

4

Oregon Daily East Oregonian subscription page

The page lists subscription rates for The Daily East Oregonian and Weekly editions, with prices by mail and carrier, and notes Oregon News Co offices in Portland and Northwest News Co in Portland. It identifies the Pendleton, Oregon post office as the mailing point and marks the paper as the official city and county paper.

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City Council Enacts Saloon Ordinance After January First

Commentary argues the new saloon ordinance, though divisive, aims to restrict liquor rather than promote it. It notes some saloonmen prefer prohibition, others accept the rules, and urges strict enforcement to sustain public welfare and avoid renewed prohibitory measures.

Pendleton Council

A Friend in Need. Baron Von Steuben statue memory

A reflection on life in early America notes that in 1778 there were no garages or air ships no skyscrapers and no transcontinental railroads. Peace and prosperity did not abound when Baron Von Steuben came to America the people of this land were

Baron von Steuben United States America

Baron von Steuben Shaped Revolutionary War Discipline

The article recalls Baron von Steuben arriving at Valley Forge and instilling discipline in Washington's underclad troops. It credits him with raising the Continental Army's fighting quality and cites Washington and other generals as exemplars of disciplined leadership in war. It notes the statue erected in his honor and his prior training under Frederick the Great.

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Progressives Want Judges For Supreme Court

President Taft faces crucial Supreme Court nominations. The coming judges will rule on corporate regulation and initiatives like referendum. The piece argues for unbiased appointees who interpret law for the public good, not special interests, and supports progressive views from insurgents.

Republic

Oswald West for Interstate Commerce Commission Post

Governor elect Oswald Weat is discussed for a position on the Interstate Commerce Commission should Commissioner Line be promoted to the Court of Commerce. West is praised for his service on the Oregon Railroad Commission and is already contracted to serve as Oregon’s governor for four years.

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Riots, Elections and Prohibition Echo Across News

A fragmented passage notes census estimates of over 22 million Americans and claims Toronto residents riot over car fares. It mentions New York racing men cheering Governor Hughes in robes, a city council moving to legalize drinking and curb saturation, and comments on Britain’s lengthy election campaign.

New York Hughes

They Did Not Belong. Odd Fellows Entertainment Tale

A Delineator excerpt recalls a four year old Arthur answering a lady that they could not go to an Odd Fellows town hall entertainment because they did not belong to the lodge. The child insists they would go since they recently visited the circuit and did not belong there either.

Little Arthur

A Plea For The Pessimist

A fragment from December Lippincott's argues pessimism keeps life interesting against constant optimism. It questions the cheerful gullibility of optimists, praises pessimists for ballast, and humorously contrasts beliefs, noting the pessimist’s caution and usefulness to society while the optimist remains credulous.

Eaay Frank M. Bicknell Lippincott's

Sewing Machines in China and Hong Kong Market Trends

American exports of sewing machines to Hong Kong and China rise after a lull of about three years. Hong Kong offers no import returns, and Chinese records blur machine categories. Historical figures show imports varied from $70,861 in 1908 to $195,411 in 1907, with other years listed.

Hongkong China

Daughters of the Revolution Split Over Gent General Term

At a state Daughters of the Revolution meeting in Decatur two Chicago women said Mrs Matthew Scott promised not to seek re election if she were reelected. She denied the pledge. Scott was endorsed by a narrow vote. A remark followed suggesting difficulty in recognizing changing affections.

Daughters of the Revolution Decatur Chicago Matthew Scott Mires Scott

The Misery of Stomach Distress Banished by Bitters

A short course of bitters relieves stomach distress and banishes heartburn belching vomiting and fullness by toning the digestive system and aiding digestion and assimilation of food. Try a bottle of this remedy.

Women in Politics Club Activities in New York City

In New York City women run political clubs beyond suffrage groups, aligning with major party platforms. This year these clubs hosted candidates and justified their social role in the campaign lent season.

New York City

Dividend explained by Tommy Pop to his son

Tommy Pop explains a dividend as what is left for the stockholders after the divvy. He notes the concept comes after past losses in PF. D. & Q. and frames it as a basic definition for his son.

Tommy Pop

Hostetter's Stomach Bitters advertised in 19th century ad

An early ad promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for stomach liver and bowel troubles and colds grippes and malaria. It warns to refuse substitutes and imitations, presenting a period medicine pitch.

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