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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1909
Page
4
The notice outlines subscription prices for daily and weekly editions, including year and month terms, carrier versus mail options, and regional outlets. It notes offices in Pendleton and Portland and lists bureaus and United Press Association membership.
A Memphisized verse echoes hopeful longing for a brighter future as the song of the By-and-By rings through a gray world. The lines reflect wishful faith that clouds will part and joy will return, with references to angels and a comforting refrain amid a lonesome night.
The piece argues against abolishing the three eastern Oregon normal schools and replacing them with a central Portland facility. It criticizes Senator Cole for favoring closure, defends Pendleton and eastern Oregon, and warns a single Portland school would harm statewide education. It notes costs, location issues, and the need to keep Monmouth Ashland Weston and Drain schools active.
Fragmentary OCR text references a paper’s internal notes and edits with unclear names and events. The readable bits suggest a discussion of personnel and finances, with scattered phrases about rebuilding and charges, but concrete facts or identifiable entities are limited.
Continuous newspaper agitation helped save the mill, prompting Bishop brothers to rebuild and expand the industry. Pendleton gains a revived woolen mill to unite the town after spring factional strife and to advance local business interests.
Oriven Sweet Mar din In Success argues that inherited wealth hinders self development by preserving crutches rather than teaching independence. He asserts true achievement comes from personal effort, discipline, judgment, and problem solving, not reliance on wealth or privilege.
A Eugene issued calendar contrasts Lane County annual rainfall of 28 inches with New York 45 inches and New Orleans 62 inches. It shows western Oregon’s stereotype of perpetual rain and eastern Oregon’s sunny summers, noting Umatilla County and other eastern areas enjoy substantial summer precipitation despite myths.
The text argues for leaving county officer salary adjustments to the county courts and states the legislature cannot act intelligently on local salary questions. It reflects a stance favoring delegation to local courts.
The speech delivered at Gettysburg reaffirms a nation conceived in liberty and equality. It honors fallen soldiers and urges living citizens to dedicate themselves to the unfinished work, preserving government by and for the people and ensuring the new birth of freedom endures.
Poem-like verse offering cheerful tokens of affection for lonely hearts and friends. Encourages personal messages and helping hands, urging readers to spread joy and kindness at home and in their communities.
A reflective verse on love as the singer’s clock and calendar. The speaker rejects stars and hours, claiming the beloved’s moods and reasons set his seasons. The closing line places Madison in the metropolitan scene, linking romance to urban life.
A terse proverb contrasts divine mercy with market harshness as Wall Street workers face cuts and risk, urging self reliance amid financial tempests.
Pendleton anxiously awaits completion of a new railroad depot and a federal building. Residents hope the two projects will spur growth, improve services, and attract business to the town.
A humorous tale from Success Magazine about a Mother's simpler taste and prices at a butcher shop. The record notes Uncle Hob Smith, an insurance man, rode 110 miles in two days across Missouri towns. In Spokane an unknown 95 year old man killed himself in the Farmers' Home saloon restroom.
The text appears as a garbled meditation on mental life and the dwellers in murine abpanes. It blends names and phrases in a stream that hints at cultural or scholarly concerns, with no clear narrative or factual event to anchor a traditional news summary.
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