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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1910
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text yields a minimal item from a historic page. No clear names places organizations or dates are recoverable but the line hints at a short notice or ad fragment. The readable portion suggests a naming fragment rather than a full event or announcement.
The piece lauds Abraham Lincoln as above petty prejudice and a wartime president who sympathized with both Union and South. It contrasts him with Idaho Senator Heyburn who opposed honoring Confederate veterans and a Virginia statue, earning Senate rebuke and censure of Idaho.
Townspeople rally to support a traction system amid adverse conditions. After a long uphill fight, brick solicitation pushes the fund toward its goal. Early opposition from large property owners softened as the campaign gains momentum and confidence grows.
A mobilization led by Dr Smith and Judge Fee drives a traction movement in Pendleton. Despite obstructive foes and slow start, volunteers rally to finance the enterprise, end pessimism, and aim to transform Pendleton into a thriving commercial and industrial center of the Inland Empire.
Disturbing incident shows brutal instincts as vandals tamper with a westbound train after it was derailed by track obstructions. The paper condemns the attackers as brutes, urges harsh penalties, and questions their motives and origins.
The Chicago Tribune poll shows a five to one edge among editors of western Republican papers against Speaker Cannon and against the Payne Aldrich tariff bill. The result signals a disfavor for the regular organization and a tilt toward progressive sentiment, urging Taft and party leaders to heed the western mood.
Local physicians claim a new disease called the fourth disease will soon be on shelves. They joke about why some property owners don't fund the traction fund and how a cure might help Pendleton, while astronomy professors deny Halley’s comet will strike Earth.
After Pendleton gains traction facilities the city will see numerous improvements. The movement's potential success draws much local anticipation as residents expect broader development and enhanced services.
The Nicaragua revolution offers wireless operators a role as fighting remains largely nonlethal and bloodless. The conflict has unfolded with minimal casualties while communications activity shapes the early phase of hostilities.
The note warns that if traction money is not raised, heavy property owners may fail in their duty while merchants and small property owners shoulder the burden fully.
The Pendleton Spirit has been born anew and it is a spirit that will take this city forward in spite of all obstacles.
A series of letters from readers in Little Rock Arkansas Summit New Jersey and other places describe personal health battles with asthma systemic catarrh and general weakness. They credit Peruna with notable improvements or cures after trying various medicines and remedies.
The piece argues evolution challenges parochial biases as it dissects the dangers of poverty, corruption, and closed minds. It asserts progress transcends race and nationality, while warning against political and social decay in nations steeped in slums and inequality. It envisions a future where openness and reform prevail globally.
A Boston telephone operator recounts a man asking for a box for two. The operator connects him to a funeral directors firm, who reply they can prepare a box for them. The miscommunication yields a dark punchline about John Bryant's Sons funeral directors.
The remark emphasizes that value lies in short bursts of effort and clever handling, where energy and quick thinking maximize results within tight time frames. It notes that efficiency, not just endurance, drives superior performance.
The article reflects on Poe composing sober, grave lines about a man reputed to have consumed large amounts of alcohol. It notes the writer’s restraint and the contrast between dramatic drinking lore and measured literary portrayal.
An Oregon ranch near Pepdeton features 1640 fenced acres with grain and alfalfa land, capable of 750 tons of alfalfa annually. A water stream feeds irrigation, with concrete dams and ditches, buildings, fruit trees, and berries. A railroad runs through the center. Asking price is 46000, E T Wade office at American Nat Bank.
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