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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1909
Page
5
An editorial urges Pendleton residents to unite for progress. It praises local bankers, businessmen, and professionals for backing growth and calls on property owners to invest in the city’s future. The piece extols the “Pendleton spirit” and predicts manufacturing and commercial expansion.
A maritime refrain recounts a voyage aboard a grand ship bound for foreign lands. The lyrics mourn leaving friends and homeland, recalling Donegal’s hills and valleys, memories of youth, and the hope of meeting again after a dangerous voyage.
The Pendleton women have taken charge of the public library improving its finances and service. They also opened a rest room meeting a long felt need and are raising funds for park improvements with tomorrow night’s entertainment supporting the city park fund.
Charles H. Green predicts elevated wool prices as the Oregon clip comes in. He notes the large purchases he makes and reports favorable opinions on the quality and peening prospects for the new season.
A damaged OCR snippet references a payment deposit and a due date in September. The readable words include dates and mentions of a ward or site, but specifics are unclear due to corrupted text. The fragment hints at a financial or administrative notice requiring action by a listed date.
The East Oregonian explains the last evenings delay was unavoidable and apologizes to its readers. Publishers regret the interruption and ask readers to forgive the delay.
A suggestion favors equipping halls theatres and other public places with gas lighting apparatus to improve illumination and efficiency.
Rear Admiral Robley D. Evans retires from active duty to guide the Navy with the editor’s pen as president of the Bluejacket. The publication, started in 1901 by J. Fred Bunale at Newport, will feature Evans contributions monthly and defend enlisted sailors alongside the Navy.
While Kentucky Governor Wilson recuperated from a leg strain, Jim the long time aid entertained state house staff. The governor relocated office to the mansion to greet delegations as his wife urged him to join luncheon. He replied he would descend once the downstairs delegation was seen.
Advertising is described as both producer and distributor fueling demand, building businesses, homes, and communities. It is hailed as the great educator and unifier guiding nations, missions, and daily living, with claims that modern civilization is a single business family under advertising's influence.
Wilson orders Jim to tell them to wait while the governor tests Jim for loyalty. Jim answers in slang and obedience, prompting a tension between mistress and governor. The clipped dialogue hints at social power plays as the text contrasts with harsh weather and a sharp line about bargains and blows.
In a fragmentary exchange a reader recalls Champleigh and notes the loss of $160,000 tied to his fate. The other speaker mentions he eloped, implying a personal and financial downturn connected to the event.
The readable lines show unclear phrases about a person or event with partial words. Notable fragments include references to a name resembling Pesichic Romeny and scattered numbers or codes that lack context. The text remains indecipherable for a clear report or timeline.
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