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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1914
Page
4
An OCR fragment from an Oregon independent newspaper shows publication details, distribution notes, and subscription rates. It lists offices and street addresses in Portland and nearby cities, with references to various departments and bureau names, reflecting a late 19th or early 20th century typography. The text mentions file locations and posting offices, indicating a period newspaper with general notices.
An editorial extols reducing losses across industries and praises leaders in both parties in Umatilla County for nominating capable, integrity‑driven candidates. It argues politics should elevate personal ability over mere partisanship and cites Samuel J. Tilden’s enduring impact as a framework for civic virtue and reform.
In a era of deep federal corruption and moral decline Washington’s government neared ruin under Grant’s civil misrule. Tilden emerged as a reformist beacon, restoring constitutional government and rebalancing parties. Senator Root lauds his enduring influence in preventing a Mexican-method election.
The World notes 550 auto deaths in New York last year match mortality of large cities like Salem. Homicides reach 194, with 453 personal crisis reports. total violent deaths amount to 2656 for Patterson and Passaic combined. Auto fatalities rise from carelessness, while pedestrians stay near daily risk. Strong call for strict law enforcement.
The Studio notes a first major departure from Renaissance in Poland since the 16th century. Built of local stone flint and handmade bricks, it relies on color and texture for effect. Center courtyard plan adapts to site levels with a two story library, open timber hall roof, and thick exterior walls.
A description of a house built by hand rather than machines, its simple outline, and the resulting air of a natural product of the soft, echoing the charm of old houses. The emphasis is on traditional hand-workmanship and its aesthetic appeal.
The Illinois Dairymen's Association president says a young man can buy farm land today for about 200 dollars more per acre than his grandfather paid 1 dollar 25 cents per acre. He cites science aided farming, machinery, and government college information as advantages for modern agriculture.
Mrs. T. F. Hart, a millionaire policewoman, is now on duty in Muncie Indiana after being sworn in by the authorities. The ceremony marks her official entry into the police force amid local attention and public interest.
With approval from several women’s groups the mayor launches a female police unit to improve conditions for local girls. The corps will wear a distinctive feminine uniform and will exercise full police powers to enforce laws equally against men and women.
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