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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1910
Page
4
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A reflective poetic passage emphasizes peace through conquering self and worldly lusts. It advocates charity, measured speech, and lasting service as inner riches that endure beyond life.
The East Oregonian urges united effort to raise 50 000 for a Pendleton interurban traction system. A drafted contract with Washington Oregon company calls for six miles of line, an electrified road, a park, and at least 200 000 spent locally with a company guarantee. Local backing is essential as the ship is ready for launching.
An impending gathering at The Hague aims to examine the vast resources available, their depicted status, and potential futures. Delegates will discuss conservation strategies and the most effective ways to preserve these assets for the public good.
The Atlanta Constitution quotes a global discussion on assets essential to mankind and the need to preserve mineral wealth forests and soil. It stresses science enabling reclamation and higher yields, warning that exhaustion and waste threaten future sustenance and prosperity for all races and creeds.
Local officials urge residents to buy Pendleton goods to boost the citys manufacturing sector. Pendleton hosts flouring mills woolen mill scouring mill planing mill ice plant creamery cigar factory draper factory and other industries. Promoters say strong local demand will help Pendleton become a premier manufacturing center.
The Interstate Telephone Company purchases the Eastern Oregon Butter Greey company, expanding from the west end of the county. The region, once noted for jack rabbits and sagebrush, now shows rapid development with four towns already in place and a forecast of heavy future population growth. The purchase is seen as greatly enhancing the buyer’s property value.
Mayor Murphy is starting a second term as head of the city government with rumors of little change in officialdom. Voters recently acted, and the outcome supports continuity in leadership.
Citizens favor current officers amid a cold wave forecast by the weatherman. Nineteen Ten is new yet vigorous. The plumber is the man of the hour as weather warnings warn of frostbite elsewhere.
Senator La Follette denounces Aldrich as an inveterate dictator of senate committees, saying he lacks true understanding and has ruled with little party independence. He cites a recent special session where reformists demanded tariff facts and cost of production basis, while Aldrich refused to provide them, forcing resistance by Smoot and others.
A Kansas City bank discovers a misprinted pair of notes caused by a press error that swapped obverse and reverse designs. One bill bore a 60 dollar obverse with 100 dollar reverse, the other 100 dollar obverse with 60 dollar reverse. The cashier identified the fault, returned the note, and treasury records confirmed the 1890 misprint.
A misprinted fifty dollar national banknote slipped through the Bureau of Engraving and Printing. An odd discovery followed when a western hotel clerk, reconciling his accounts, found a discrepancy by flipping each bill from left to right, revealing the error as he re piled them on the right.
The message urges readers to try Bitters to solve a weak stomach problem quickly and satisfactorily, claiming faster relief the sooner it is started. It emphasizes giving Bitters a fair trial as the best course of action.
An old advertisement touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters with a 56 year record of cures for indigestion dyspepsia costiveness and colds It also offers a free 1910 almanac from a druggist or dealer for readers.
For sale 1800 acres all fenced with house and basement four barns two orchards and other improvements. Land lies along the Blue mountains Chinook belt with fine bunchgrass and clear springs. Owner cut 150 tons of alfalfa this year. Ten miles from a railroad at 12.50 per acre with ten thousand dollars of cattle and horses, eight wagons and all machinery included. Also sells despite illness.
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