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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1912
Page
4
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A quotation by Edwin Markham extols a universal World State where all peoples are united as one. It envisions shared fate and mutual service, describing a final goal of harmony, selflessness, and collective progress spanning ages and prophetic faith.
The East Oregonian says Mayor Matlock and the new city council will guide major projects including paving three streets, sidewalk shifts to concrete, and possible future paving districts. Water bonds, street lighting, and pole and equipment issues on Main Street loom, with emphasis on prompt action to improve the city’s appearance and services.
Citizens of Valdez submit a full petition to Congress urging government ownership and operation of Alaska coal mines and railroads. They argue eight hour workdays fair wages safe housing scientific mining practices elimination of labor troubles and reasonable freight rates to curb private monopolies and benefit the territory and Pacific coast.
The public vote against commission government was narrow, keeping the councilmanic system for at least two more years. East Oregonian endorses the current administration and pledges to help Mayor Matlock implement his platform.
A regional appeal urges opening vast mining and agricultural resources in Alaska. The group asks the government to send engineers to survey a coast to Matanuska coal belt railroad, support quashing coal land entries, and extend interstate commerce laws to Alaska to aid broad public benefits.
The remark notes it is proper for Birch and McKay creek men to file on water while their lawyers and leaders did not take action.
A vintage ad copy touts Ely's Dream Balm as a remedy for colds and catarrh. It claims quick root-cause action, relief from sore membranes, discharge, throat pain, and fever with no mercury or harmful drugs. Easy to apply and pleasant to use, the product promises noticeable improvement in minutes and urges readers to buy a bottle from their pharmacist.
The long tradition of booster gatherings falls flat for Taft as the peace banquet underscores the president's waning support. The event reveals Colonel's disinterest in William, and the cold reception hits hard while the water wagon crowd remains packed.
A long time worker dubbed Old 7011 is described as a loafer who quit multiple positions to pursue new year aims. The note suggests a shift in career path and renewed focus on completing unfinished tasks.
Poetic fragment reflects a New Year mood with imagery of honey bees and a mockingbird poised to deliver a nostalgic tune. The excerpt evokes hopeful anticipation as angels look from sunlit windows, creating a warm, seasonal atmosphere.
Poetic lines celebrate land brightness and spring mood. The fragment mentions a mockingbird song and contrasts hopeful weather with the question of Taft's renomination, hinting at political commentary fused with rural optimism and personal opinion.
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