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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1914
Page
4
An old style notice lists publication details for an independent Pendleton Oregon newspaper. It notes press affiliation, distribution channels, and subscription prices for daily weekly and semiweekly editions, including carrier and mail options with varying term lengths. The tone is promotional and logistical, detailing offices and exchange points in Portland and Pendleton.
Poem excerpt by Frank L. Stanton where the wind becomes a fiddler and witches whirl on broomsticks. It evokes nocturnal dancing, moonlit gazes, and playful mischief as shadows fade and romantic imagery flourishes. The verse blends nature, fantasy, and lyric charm.
The editorial argues Pendleton lags behind Northwest towns in Commercial club facilities. It cites Walla Walla Dayton La Grande Corvallis Oregon City and Eugene as examples of modern rooms and urges supporters to back President Tallman’s bid to upgrade Pendleton to a practical patriotism standard. The piece also notes the Marion Jack residence eligibility dispute and defends Jack as an honest business figure while challenging the residency criticism as a quibble.
Pendleton dispute over Marion Jack's water board position fuels farmer grievances against taxation and water provision. A cited Copperfield vice crusade story reveals Governor West's crackdown and local officials’ failures. Irrigation prospects from West Umatilla project boost regional expansion toward Heppner Junction. question remains if Crawford’s pledge will endure. Tom Richardson labeled a truth teller.
The excerpt presents a poetic meditation by James Gates Percival on a noon of life and harmony between elements and soul. It envisions nature in its manhood expanding to meet sweeter airs and fresh odors wafted from bowls as part of a journey to a inner, dinnerlike land.
A reflection on imagination as a higher sense than sight, linking patriotism to human freedom and bravery. The author argues imagination guides taste, discernment, and craft, transforming ordinary perception into poetry, art, and reasoning, contrasting it with mere appearances and flag symbolism.
The passage distinguishes Greek terms for imagination from Hebrew ones, noting meanings from stubbornness to exalted reasoning. It emphasizes imagination as a good servant that must be directed and disciplined, not obeyed, for effective governance.
A vintage guidance piece warns women in the workplace not to assume invisibility when unseen by employers. It advises against clock watching, indispensability delusions, sharing office gossip, and caring about others' dress, then shifts to fashion notes on russet brown bronze gray forester green and mahogany hues and matching accessories for reddish hair and bright complexions.
Wasco celebrates the 60th anniversary of Wasco county at the ejts hall in The Dalles Oregon. The event honored Orlando Humason founder of the county with a largely historical program arranged by the Old Wasco The Dalles Historical Society. Guests included Ivan Humason of Portland son of Orlando Humason and Elisha Hamron brother of Wasco's founder.
A long advertisement touts Dr King s New Discovery as effective for coughs and bronchial irritations. It cites patients from Ohio who report rapid relief and weight gain after use. The copy claims the remedy has been used for over forty three years and offers a money back guarantee if it fails. It ends with a sales prompt for Koep Pens.
The city of London recorded twenty three murders in the previous year marking a decline from earlier periods. Police and officials cited improved policing and community programs as contributing factors to the reduced crime.
A light mood seems to replace the traditional hearty laugh as people share more jokes and amused chatter. The tone suggests a playful shift in social interactions, with humor and smiles becoming common in everyday exchanges.
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