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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1911
Page
4
The item lists city and county communications in a brief notice from the official newspaper page. It outlines administrative matters likely including public notices or standard municipal updates.
Poetic lines describe summers speeding by as the speaker notes the bloom, leaf, and sky revealing life’s miracle. A reflective verse highlights fleeting time and the enchantment found in nature’s seasonal changes.
Mayor Murphy and city officials push a charter change to free the city from paying for intersections so major street work can proceed this summer. With the branch asylum secured, residents demand Jackson street and other routes improve to connect to the new facility and support a potential Main street bridge. Current charter burdens could halt needed improvements and threaten city finances.
Prof H D Scudder told Umatilla county farmers that land need not lie idle every other year. He outlined crops that can be grown on summer fallow years, boosting soil fertility and providing annual income instead of biennial returns. He suggested seeding field pens early to capture moisture before evaporation.
The article emphasizes selecting hardy, disease resistant seed for crops like field peas corn millet and dry land alfalfa. It cautions that improper varieties or methods lead to poor results and urges farmers to follow Prof Scudder’s guidance, adopt science driven practices, and act early before evolution forces change.
A Byers mill ships 400000 aicks of flour to the orient and suggests adding a breakfast food factory to boost Pendleton’s fame. The writer argues that Western tastes favor hearty breakfast products like Roundup Flakes over Eastern styles.
Governor West moves to veto many bills leaving few likely to survive while Pendleton backs the branch asylum appropriation. California residents show displeasure over the deal to admit Japanese laborers in exchange for the president aiding the Panama Exposition to San Francisco.
A high school agricultural club may tackle the bonanza farming issue, aiming to apply practical solutions and improve local farming methods through student involvement and research.
The comment suggests lawmakers would have resigned earlier if they anticipated the governor’s actions. It frames the event as a decisive shift that altered political calculations and highlighted tensions between the executive and legislative branches.
In a New Jersey federal case Judge Rellstah upheld the constitutionality of the employers' liability act, reversing Judge Baldwin's earlier ruling and supporting Roosevelt's stance amid public talk of his hasty past. The decision reinforces Roosevelt's position on the issue and counters Baldwin's interpretation that had sparked backlash and threats of damages.
The article notes King George may favor longer Sunday sermons than the late king's ten minute limit. Buckingham palace chaplains face potential change as the king personally selects the morning preacher, typically on Fridays, with notification from the subdean. The piece underscores royal influence on pulpit length.
A collection of wry observations from the Acilinson Globe notes on daily life. Quips range from home card playing to tuition, fashion, responsibility, and small-town manners. The piece lampoons optimism and faulted habits with dated humor and regional flair.
In a Minneapolis Tribune item the Manitoba premier opposes reciprocity with the United States, aligning with Montreal power brokers and imperial interests. The piece argues that Eastern Canadian promoters push subsidized railroads and monopolies, while Canadian farmers and plain people resist, fearing elite benefits at mass expense.
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