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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1910
Page
4
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The poem speaks of ongoing work and honor for hopeful men. It asserts higher peaks remain untrodden and rewards await the best in heart, brain, strength, and skill. It celebrates unsung songs, a wide road forward, and a past now dead, credited to EB. Kiser.
A prominent local leader urges Pendleton to push traction expansion and government reclamation of 75 000 acres in the west end to drive growth. He argues interurban lines and improved service from O B N will transform Pendleton into a regional metropolis and spur development into Grant county and beyond. The town faces a decisive turning point and property owners business and professional leaders must answer.
In Hermiston Oregon the town pledges 20 acres of land for a normal school if the Eastern Oregon Normal School is located there. The land is valued at about 1000 dollars per acre, reflecting local support and a readiness to participate in the project. Obstacles to establishing the school are noted but the town’s enthusiastic offer stands as a hopeful sign.
The East Oregonian outlines Weston Oregon prospects under initiative to fund and locate the Eastern Oregon normal school. It notes Weston already hosts the institution, explains constitutional and legislative steps, and predicts public approval if Weston pursues the measure.
On the 27th residents of Te Grande will vote on a 9 375 000 bond issue to build a new high school and improve utilities. Proponents argue the project will modernize facilities, boost real estate values, attract growth, and support a regional traction system linking Pendleton to broader civic improvements.
It is predicted that wheat prices will fall next summer amid good rainfall and rising wheat yields. The outlook also notes potential interurban railroad development through the county, which should buoy farmers' spirits.
Vancouver Wraseh plans extending interurban lines into surrounding territory. Baker City also aims to extend and serve many other towns. This is the great feature of the development.
The passage urges local people to set aside prejudice and animosity as discussions center on extending the UmatiNa project and its implications for schooling in Her miston, with Pendleton referenced as part of the plan.
Supporters urge progress and unity to help the tradition movement succeed, calling on residents to back the town’s development and oppose efforts to block its growth.
A fragmented poem like tale features Lochinvar the scoffer evading a royal wedding via aeroplane while others chase with balloons and autos. The piece blends air travel bravado with romantic escape and modern transport contrasts across Europe and the Channel.
Fragmented ad copy urges parents to raise moral children by sunshine and happiness. Proclaims smiles cost nothing and links well being to cheerful city living.
An ill ranch owner advertises sale of a highly improved 1800 acre stock farm with 90 milch cattle 14 horses wagons farm machinery poultry and two stoves. Land priced at 12 dollars per acre with half cash and the balance on sale and trade options through TRADE at Pendleton office in American National Bank Building.
The American Review of Reviews notes that Dr Cook’s claim to have reached the north pole remains contested but his supporters and observers agree he likely reached a high northern latitude. Danish reaction remained dignified and supportive until evidence failed to back the full assertion, yielding a decision aligned with scientific truth.
Senator Tillman joked about international marriages at a Washington dinner lampooning Czech nobles and American wives. He quipped about napkin knots and a count with a fork for life. The piece ends with an odd misquoted punchline about telling the truth.
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