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Newspaper

Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1911

Page

4

Pendleton Oregon Official City and County Paper Note

Publication details list subscription rates and office addresses including Morrison Street Oregon and four month street addresses. Mentions United Press Association and Pendleton post office. Describes newspaper as an official city and county paper with mailing designation.

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New York Senatorship and the Direct Election Debate

The piece argues New York residents do not directly elect senators, unlike Oregon. It notes Tamany Hall boss Murphy may pick the candidate, likely opposing Shepard who is deemed ineligible. It discusses reformers like Gaynor and Hughes, questions direct election prospects, and cites big business interests as a reason New York may delay direct senator elections.

New York Oregon Murphy Tammany Hall Edward M. Shepard Shepard Gap- Hor Gaynor Senate Democratic Party of Washington Hughes Lkely

Pendleton High School Chooses Agriculture Teacher

The Knet Oregonian reports the Pendleton high school will have an agricultural course led by a newly selected teacher. The piece notes the candidate's strong endorsement from President Kerr of Oregon Agricultural College and highlights Umatilla County's agricultural focus on wheat, horticulture, and livestock as the region's main wealth and career path for young residents.

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Education Reform for Practical Work Needs

The essay rejects the old view that schools exist to impart culture for the leisure class. It argues education should fit youth for essential work, valuing useful subjects as developing the brain and culture alike. It notes science in soils and plants can rival study of dead languages.

New School of

Rusk Emerges as Key Figure in Eastern Oregon Legislature

Eastern Oregon speaker John P. Rusk, a big, aggressive reformer, gains support as a pro protective Republican. Reelected as joint representative from Union and Wallowa counties, he overturned Dr. Hockett with anti-assembly backing. Observers predict he will meet his opportunity and earn higher honors as Oregon shifts away from old machine politics. Governor West and State Treasurer Kay back prudent land purchases for the insane hospital project.

Oregon John P. Rusk House Rusk Union Wallowa Dr. Hockett Assembly Staement Jerry Rusk Governor West Kay Branch Insane Hospital Erie

Umatilla County Sees Blanket Of Snow Despite Forecast Doubts

Weather forecasts showed little snow for the region yet Umatilla County reports sufficient snowfall to cover the ground. Residents note ongoing cold conditions and the contrast with broader western weather patterns.

Umatilla

People Can Revise and Initiate Bills Beyond Legislature

The text urges that legislators are not the sole authority and that the people may revise legislative work and initiate bills when they choose to do so, highlighting citizen power in lawmaking over sighted processes.

Billa

Fight News From Rome Amid Mexican War Reports

Fragmentary Rome dispatches describe skirmishes linked to the Mexican conflict. Reported revolutionaries appear active, with claims of engagements and movement on the ground. Confirmation awaits clearer details and official sources.

Rome

Pendinton residents urged to support branch asylum aid

Pendinton people can well afford to do their part towards aiding the branch asvylum. A gravity whiter system is also requested, with reasons given for the need and potential benefits to the community.

Pendinton

Governor West Mules Entered in The Roundup

Governor West should bring that span of mules into the roundup. The note implies a roundup context with a political or historical leader directing livestock administration.

West

Weather Station Proposal for Pendleton Area

A reader suggests installing a weather station in Pendleton to improve forecasts. The proposal envisions local data collection, real time updates, and better alerts for storms and temperature shifts impacting residents and agriculture. The idea emphasizes community benefit and regional meteorology cooperation.

Pendleton

Caruso’s Witty Rebuttal to Phonograph Salesman

In a tale told to M A. P. the Irish writer, Caruso recounts a phonograph sales pitch from years ago. He demonstrated his flute playing, the machine replaying it back exactly. When asked if the phonograph could match his art, Caruso replied he would sell the flute instead.

Caruso M A. P Saiaman

Personal worth beyond ancestry in the vineyard of life

The speaker urges individuals to earn merit through their own actions rather than boast of ancestry. Drawing on the parable of the vineyard, each person must do ordinary tasks exceptionally well to earn a worthy record. Only personal effort yields lasting reward and immortality through diligent work.

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Old Titcomb Fights Slow Mill In Grain Tale

Old Blaitcomb carries grain to a slow old fashioned mill and watches the meal trickle out. He taunts the miller about eating faster than the mill can grind, and the miller retorts about lasting if he keeps eating while starved.

Old Blaitcomb Mr. Titcomb Metropolitan Magazine

SURE OF HIMSELF AT WORK AND SEA CAPTAIN SORRY FOR SOUP

A merchant offers a starter position to a confident graduate with questions of affordability. A sea captain and his mate ashore order soup in port and joke about calling soup all their lives, ending with a light exchange on the unfamiliar.

Walter

Exaggeration: Bernhardt confronts youth image in New York

In New York Mme Sarah Bernhardt rejects flattery about her youth saying she works constantly and is a great grandmother. She jokes that friends exaggerate. The actress compares Paris boulevards to American streets, notes accidents but says not as bad as a nurse implied. A nurse ignores a boy's plea to stop at an automobile crash to see the victim.

New York Mme Sarah Bernhardt Mme, Bernhardt

Taft Recalls Richmond Visit and Humble Tale

President Taft recounts a personal anecdote from his Richmond trip at his own expense. He says he always enjoys visiting Richmond and notes the city has a hospitable, lively atmosphere that left a lasting impression.

Taft Richmond

Taft luncheon show of friendly reception and praise

In Battle Creek Michigan a Taft luncheon featured guests praising the president for his character and leadership. A Charleston editor shared a story about Taft’s appeal, while a Democratic guest expressed strong enthusiasm and said he might vote for Taft next time. The exchange highlighted cordial, nonpolitical hospitality.

Mr. Taft Major J. C. Hemphill Charleston News and Courier Richmond Times-Democrat Taft Battle Creek Mich Enquirer

Rivalryless generals praised in Civil War remark

Theodore A. Dodge quotes Lee and Jackson on mutual respect. Jackson says he would follow Lee blindfolded, and Lee notes Jackson’s loss of his right arm. The piece highlights restraint and admiration between rival commanders.

Lee Jackson Theodore A. Dodge Chancellorsville

Man ostentatious of modesty like statue with a leaf

A reflective line notes vanity and restraint by likening a boastful modest man to a statue bearing a leaf, suggesting duplicity between appearance and character in a wry metaphor.

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