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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1909
Page
5
An Oregonian publishing page lists daily and weekly subscription rates for mail and carrier delivery. It details options including daily, weekly, semi weekly, and combinations with varying term lengths and delivery methods.
A reflective meditation on the cost of errors made by officials and the duty to learn from mistakes rather than repeat them. It cautions against repeating wrongful acts and urges prudent conduct in governance and personal decisions.
An East Oregonian critique argues the federal government bears responsibility for land-title issues in Umatilla County. It contends the General Land Office once liberalized laws and tolerated entries that now prompt suits to reclaim land, accusing government actions of being unjust as it seeks title recovery amid timberland-driven wealth.
The speaker argues that eastern Oregon ranchers and others view timber land purchases as a government backed conspiracy. They claim monopolization of western timber was a real crime and fault the government for letting it be sold cheaply to lumber syndicates. The question is urged to pursue the Weverhausers.
A letter questions President Penrose of Whitman College for avoiding dry campaign speeches in Walla Walla. It recalls a prior mass meeting at the court house and argues a college head should publicly defend convictions everywhere, citing Roosevelt’s Denver speech as an example of courage.
Portland officials push for a 1.5 million dollar appropriation to fund a new tele office building. The proposal echoes past discussions on federal funds for post office infrastructure and asks whether the government will allocate money to erect the facility.
The United States aims to rapidly defeat Nicaraguan forces by seizing cigarette supplies from Zeleya's soldiers, provoking the invincible royal guards to surrender en masse.
James J Hill urges Oregon to mount nationwide publicity to attract thousands of new residents next year. He argues Aratilla County should participate in the promotion and help spread the message locally.
Reports suggest a preliminary review of Dr. Cook’s records casts doubt on their authenticity, with calls to await a full examination before drawing firm conclusions about his qualifications or legitimacy.
The text notes Umatilla county schools doing well under Superintendent Welles and calls for more numerous rural schools than currently exist, highlighting a desire for wider coverage beyond the present network.
Pendleton Poole will not ride streetcars this Christmas season. Pendleton Tunrdian robes are noted as part of the surrounding holiday items.
Watht Wolla dominates May fives with a knockout punch, delivering decisive action and signaling a strong performance today. The opponent trio faced a sharp and swift defeat as key players asserted control on the field.
Fragmentary verse snippet recalls a wary peace with the world and shared farewells. It contrasts a hopeful Better World with personal resolve to endure conflict, noting friendships formed and a cautious, charitable verdict on a sugar trust amid a broader social backdrop.
Table linen by the yard or linen table cloths with an all around border from two to three yards long by two yards wide and matching napkins. These items make desirable Christmas presents and the Peoples Warehouse assortment embraces nearly everything worth having.
The editor notes that Secretary Knox is seen as humorous, yet Zelaya’s case reveals no clear reason for the public laugh and the joke seems misplaced amid the political dispute.
Own 1800 fenced acres near the Blue Mountains in Chipook belt with a good basement home, four barns, three orchards and improvements. Land yields 150 tons alfalfa this year. Ten miles from a railroad. Priced at 12.50 per acre plus 10000 dollars worth cattle horses four wagons machinery and other ranch gear included. I find bargains, hence I sell.
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