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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1910
Page
4
Partial readable OCR shows subscription rates and mail options for daily and weekly editions. Mentions offices in Portland and Pendleton, Oregon, and indicates United Press Association membership and postal filing. Details are garbled. still conveys that the paper offers various mail and carrier rates and terms.
A two stanza verse from the Atlanta Constitution celebrates Christmas wishes for children. It imagines little fellows dreaming of dreams coming true in a joyful, love filled country with bright imagery like a sun as a silver dollar and stars as golden change.
Reported to be considering an eastern Oregon site the Quaker Oats company may invest about half a million dollars in a northwest manufacturing plant. Local business leaders in Pendleton are urged to push for the project to create jobs and expand the payroll, citing past factory revival efforts and the town's need for more industry.
The Oregon Journal argues that suffrage implies equal duties like jury service and possibly military or naval service, noting Washington women have faced juror duty and many seek exemptions. The East Oregonian counters, saying the stronger argument against equal suffrage is that most women here do not care to vote.
The fragment notes Lafayette Young’s senate speech which he did not intend for such purpose, describing it as a good argument. It captures a fleeting moment of political contention without full context. The item reads as a clipped archival tease from a historical page.
The article criticizes New England protectionists for splitting aims by favoring high duties on manufacturers while lowering food taxes. It argues that the Payne-Aldrich bill shows lawmakers from protection states colluding in a logrolling system. It advocates adopting a tariff commission to eliminate such practices and benefit the consuming public.
In Cambridge on Wednesday Col Roosevelt praised Andrew Carnegie's peace efforts yet urged strengthening the Panama Canal defenses and a robust U S navy as the best guarantee of peace. He compared the navy to a city police department and warned against complacency. prepared for trouble, all nations respect power.
Officials note disturbing peace in the city due to many hoboes and frequent burglaries. They call for strict measures including penitentiary sentences for some burglars and a rock pile or other entertainment for the hoboes to restore order.
Pullman porters protest low earnings from tips and seek higher wages from the company. They argue travelers should not subsidize porter salaries and plan outreach to officials and company leadership.
Attendance at the poultry show improves but receipts are not enough to cover expenses. Organizers say the event deserves stronger patronage and support.
The House approves a six million dollar hourly pace in funding for a Pendleton federal building project, with Congressman Ellis pressing the increased appropriation to advance the construction and related work.
A list of poultry entries includes Black Minercas Black Langehan Buff Leghorns White Wyandottes and more from breeders in Pendleton Stanfield Heppner Pomeroy and Walla Walla. J Z Buchannan Matthy Anconns Robt Dinwiddie and others show multiple pullets cockerels hens and pens with first second and third placements across several breeds.
The text notes that Lafayette Young holds different views from his noted predecessor and that his time in the senate is likely to be short, signaling potential early departure or shift in roles.
A historical report notes coal mining as a dangerous occupation with risks to workers, highlighting hazards and the need for safety measures and oversight.
I W Muir of Freewater Pendleton and Milton are noted with prizes in chicken classes including second cockerel third pullet first pullet and various pens. J E Duke Pendleton I E Young Milton and E F Averill Pendleton entries receive second and third hens cockerels and pens.
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