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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1910
Page
4
The notice lists subscription options by period and delivery method, with prices and misprints scattered throughout. It identifies the newspaper as the Daily Mast Oregonian, notes its sale locations in Portland and Pendleton, and mentions its postal and press associations.
A Baltimore Sun poem extols love as the price of everyday life and rest. It frames love as the essential value that buys the calm, the hills, and the quiet landscape, guiding toil, dreams, and return to home at night. The verse links living with love and nature.
The council granted a six month extension to the Washington-Oregon company to complete at least three miles of track by March 11. Local efforts included raising 325,000 to back the project, with Pendleton showing commitment to traction facilities and urging the company to proceed in good faith.
Atlanta voters approved a 3 0059 million bond issue to fund sewer upgrades water system improvements new school buildings a new hospital and a crematory The Atlanta Constitution praised the result as a sweeping vindication of civic spirit and a move forward after years of stagnation with a turnout described as momentous in the citys early modern era
The electorate faced a demanding test as Atlanta’s citizens proved their loyalty and civic spirit during a challenging period. The city’s reputation emerges strengthened as residents navigate trials that test democracy and unity in the South.
In December the East Orewoman noted factors threatening the Washington-Ore company finishing local work on time. The paper warned Pendleton might resist a traction system and urged Mayor Murphy's re election, arguing he would back projects benefiting the city.
In California orchardists plan to use live insects as pest control. The state insectary houses 13 060 000 bugs that will be released to combat pests harming fruit trees, saving farmers sizable sums annually. At the Fruit Growers convention in Sacramento Commissioner Jeffrey urged members to visit the insectary and take bugs home.
The Eugene Register opines that a single thermal school might suffice for Oregon and questions the need for separate agricultural college and university programs. It suggests possible consolidation and relocation to a larger campus, speculating on Corvatlia as a potential site.
The Northern Pacific morning train from Paxson arrives in Pendleton with passengers mostly from the county. They come to transact business during the day and return home in the evening. The regular morning and evening service is convenient for country people and appreciated by local merchants.
In a dated reflection the author notes the Indian ponies suffer in deep snow while the Chinook delays bringing warmth. The piece suggests Indians often fail to provide proper shelter for their horses but adds this critique does not apply to all Indians.
In Pendleton excitement grows as the Ladow block changes hands with a new owner expressing faith in the town’s future prospects. Local observers see the sale as a potential catalyst for renewed business and community activity.
The Mississippi river may become a continental slip canal linking the Great Lakes to the Gulf with Chicago on the sea coast. governors and legislators back the idea, bonds are issued, and private power interests turn river sections into mill ponds for electricity. Taft counsels caution while interest groups block progress. a comprehensive plan is urged to protect public rights against vested corporate power before any deep waterway work proceeds.
A New York Sun poem celebrates Venice as sinter's pageantry, depicting the Lido and the lagoon in vivid vermilion tones. The vision fades as dusk falls, and the city dissolves into night, a lyrical meditation on beauty and impermanence.
Pendleton Ore Feb 24 Didditer East Oregonian Dear Sir I will state points on the tax law of benefit to readers. Emphasizes full cash value assessments strict penalties for noncompliance and a permanent county assessment record. Provides 1902 vs 1909 tax figures showing rising costs from local governments. Co P Strain County Assessor.
The Imperial Valley now cultivates cotton with yields over a bale per acre and a projected 15 000 to 25 000 acres in 1910. Initial carload of 43 bales shipped to East Oakland yielded $2 600, spurring plans for more shipments. The regime touts favorable climate, water control, and no weevil or frost issues, with broad valley suitability. A shop ad promotes Hart Schaffner Marx wool clothes at Peoples Warehouse.
A fragmentary financial record presents sums and percentages with large figures such as 3,001,081.07 and 1,264,615.90 plus 731,170.74 and 359,729.57. It includes a percentage like 5.67 and dollar amounts around 68,025,080.98 and 184. The data appears garbled across misread lines and lacks full context or identifiable entities.
An 1440 acre fenced ranch with 800 acres in grain 250 in alfalfa. It yields 760 tons of alfalfa per year. Water provided by a stream with concrete dams and ditches. Includes buildings fruit trees and berries. Located with a railroad through the middle. Priced at 46000. E T Wade office in American National Bank Building Pendleton Oregon.
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