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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1909
Page
4
Subscriptions listed for Dally and Weekly editions with multiple term options and prices. Includes carrier and mail rates, offices in Pendleton and Portland, and mailing designation as second class matter.
Adelbert Clark writes that beauty endures in the human heart, whether in mansion or hovel, and that simplicity wins the heart with harmony progress and life. He sees God’s love burning as the keynote guiding toward peace and the sunshine of God beyond sorrow.
The list of subscribers to the woolen mill bonds reflects Pendleton's leading citizens with varied means who support local enterprise. Backing for the mill, now secured, calls for immediate plant rebuilding and swift resolution of power-rate issues to realize growth opportunities and prove the Bishops' experience.
Back the association a brief plea highlights Pendleton entering a new development era. The text urges citizens to join, work together, and support local progress to fuel future growth and economic vitality.
The town of Pendleton backs expansion by forming a Commercial Association to propel city progress. A new woolen mill has strong support, and the association elected Mr. Moore as president to organize funds, fit out rooms, and mobilize residents for active cooperation in the coming year.
The Roosevelt era push for resource conservation is echoed by a conservation commission report. It warns coal and high grade iron may deplete by mid-century, petroleum won’t last much longer, and mining waste in 1907 exceeded 300 million dollars. It highlights low wheat yields, soil erosion, fertilizer misuse, wildlife loss, and forest destruction from turpentine logging, urging thrift to sustain timber and conserve streams for irrigation and power.
The Morning Knocker criticizes the armory bill advancing in the legislature arguing it favors Pendleton while claiming the portage road extension benefits residents. The paper contends Pendleton would gain a public armory that could serve as an auditorium and boost the city.
The passage critiques the state printer's office as highly lucrative and suggests creating a board controlled printer with a flat salary. It argues the office should not be elective and urges adopting the bill for reform.
Last June every county in the state favored the bill for popular election of governors. The measure passed by a majority of 48,000. Yet the House adopted the Brooks-Bean bill, which is identical.
Question asks who the representatives are that oppose a measure adopted by the people last June. The readable fragment provides no clear names or affiliations. No further verifiable entities or context are available.
A midwinter breeze yesterday caused some damage across Uma Tila County. The county has weathered prior storms and reports indicate only minor impacts overall.
A brief item notes that there is still time for backers of the woollen mill project to come forward. The notice emphasizes urgency without detailing specific dates or amounts.
A poem from Rose City Magazine depicts a mother bent by life but unyielding in love and courage. Her weathered features fear no despair as she endures, clinging to faith and duty. When her youngest child calls, a radiant glow emerges, inspiring vision of Madonna like grace.
A playful verse depicts maidens in February as they kneel to pray and rush to meet a stranger. Roses become hearts scattered by a peddler named Jack, who sells affection and steals hearts from last February, leaving a lighthearted tale of love and loss.
The Atlanta Constitution quotes a hopeful lyric about endurance and renewal as time speeds by. It urges keeping faith that new hope is born where old hope dies, even amid dark shadows and fading flowers.
A Washington Star quote questions whether hypocrisy is ever excusable, noting the interest a young man feigns in a girl's family as an example. The brief remark highlights social judgment on sincerity in courtship.
This excerpt outlines common female health issues and their impact on general well being. It notes symptoms such as nervousness debility sick headaches and low mood as affecting daily functioning and overall vitality.
The article reviews Laura Spencer Porter’s "The Mothers of Lincoln" in the February issue of Woman’s Home Companion. It honors Abraham Lincoln’s birth on a Kentucky farm and the two maternal influences that shaped his early life, praising the tribute to the memory of the great man and the women who helped him.
Lisbon resident Mr Homer Krohn lauds Chamberlains Cough Remedy for saving his children during dangerous croup episodes. He notes a recent night crisis where the medicine prevented choking before a doctor could arrive, and calls it essential for families with young children.
Advice to families with young children to prepare for croup with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy kept at home. it costs a quarter, large size 50 cents, available from your druggist.
Beechams Pils will promptly relieve these unpleasant symptoms and help restore healthy function to organs. It addresses backache dizzy spells feeble blood stomach weakness constipation and other distressing issues, serving as a preventive remedy.
M B Keys operates a cach stand at the Golden Rule hotel, with main phone line 26. The notice requests attention to parties and a dancer.
The text endorses Rock Springs Nut Con for heating purposes, praising its cleanliness and steady use. It highlights that it is well screened, free of clinkers and slate, and a favorite among households who use it.
Under the direction of the Sisters of St. Francis of Philadelphia this ideal school offers resident and day pupils with special emphasis on music and elocution. Students are prepared for teachers examinations for county and state certificates.
Lat ua show you our Fairbanks Morse Engines and Scalea the boat. We solicit your wagon repairing machine work and carriage painting. Charges are moderate and only skilled workmen are employed.
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