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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1909

Page

4

Pendleton Paper Rates and Distribution Details

The Daily East Oregonian outline lists daily and weekly subscription options, including rates for mail and carrier delivery and various term lengths. It notes sale outlets in Portland and Washington offices and confirms United Press Association membership and second class mail status.

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Storm Delivers Sled Ride to the Farmhouse End

A stormy scene unfolds as a sleigh and traveler pause near the Celds and the Vella farmhouse at the Karden end. The courier delays, friends are shut out, and inhabitants gather around the central fire as winds howl and nature conceals the landscape. Ralph Waldo Emergon.

Karden

One Board of Regents for All State Schools Proposed

A Marion County representative introduced a bill to place every state educational institution under a single five member board seated in Salem with salaries paid by the state. The East Oregonian expresses suspicion that the move aims to create jobs for powerful figures and criticizes centralization, urging continued support for the current board system and adequate funding.

Marion County Hae Board of Regents East Oregonian Diife Lewis Latore

MILE LOGICAL PLACE PRESSES ASYLUM LOCATION STORY

A fragmentary report outlines the proposed asylum site near Pendleton and Baker Counties. It notes county distances, with Unietilinesanty and surrounding counties closer to the site than Baker County, plus seven other counties nearer Pendleton.

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Pendleton Favored For Eastern Oregon Asylum Site

The discussion favors Pendleton over Baker City for the eastern Oregon branch asylum noting closer rail connections, better streets and climate, and stronger hospital facilities. It argues Pendleton’s transportation network and economy make it the logical location despite Baker City’s proximity to the Blue Mountains.

Parison Baker City Pendleton Blue Mountains Portland Oregon

Final Efforts to Block Governor Chamberlain Face Scrutiny

The week sees renewed rumors of anti Chamberlain opposition led by Senate presidents and a House speaker. Critics argue anti Chamberlain promises bind legislators to back the governor, while opponents demand adherence to pledges and refrain from pressuring resignations to secure a Senate seat.

County Levy Pledge Earns County Court Commendation

The county court is praised for pledging to raise the county school levy next year after investigations showed current school expenses are unfairly distributed. With district levies set, next winter may allow adjustments that shift more burden from town to farm property owners. The intelligencer notes farmers can bear the load fairly.

Questionable Quotation Attributed To Judge Bean In Youthful Court

A fragment states a misquoted scripture line and attributes it to Judge Bean in a youthful court scene before Tim Yeaterday. The text preserves names and a dated courtroom setting while noting possible garbled phrasing from OCR.

Judge Bean Tim Yeaterday

Pendleton Property Owners Tax Exemption Notice

Pendleton residents will benefit from an exemption on the tire and a half mill county road tax. The town plans to apply the saved funds toward improving streets in the residential area.

Pendleton Property

Oregon Senator Smith’s Artesian Well Bill Moves Forward

A report from Anestern Oregon notes Senator Smith advancing an artesian well bill as the first step toward rapid enactment. The measure aims to regulate water extraction and spur development, with support from local officials and business groups.

Oregon Senator Smith Bil

Black Cats and Luck on the Line

An elderly railroad man slams a newspaper in disbelief at locals blaming a black cat for good fortune. He recalls years on the road and the superstition of a black feline supposedly guiding or blessing travels and rail work.

Wyoming Sal

Eternal Spring Amid Lost Joy in Apples and Birds

A lyrical musing on lost moments and unreachable joys. The speaker laments that joyful days, golden mornings, and familiar harps from the past cannot return. Vivid images of ships, stars, roses, and birds contrast with ongoing absence, concluding that inner gifts endure in eternal spring though they never come back.

Alovalus Coll Appleton’s

Jubal and Tubal Cain Rivalry in Kipling Poem Fragment

Rudyard Kipling’s fragment depicts Jubal and Tubal Cain clashing over invention and power. Jubal praises progress and harmony while Tubal Cain toils to shape the earth with tools, sparking a long feud that ends in division and discord between the siblings.

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Must Never Thrink Victor North Pardoned Under Pledge

A historical note states Victor North, convicted in Silver Bow County Monavia for killing Matt Tickson, was sentenced on June 1 1906 to ten years in the state prison and has been pardoned on condition he sign the pledge and abstain from drinking altogether. A neighbor quoted a garbled Christmas remark about a baby sitter and gifts as a side anecdote.

Victor North Silver Bow Monavia Matt Tickson Tthe

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