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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1910
Page
4
A garbled OCR fragment mentions March weather and personal names, suggesting a brief local note or announcement. The readable items include references to months and individuals, but no clear event, place, or action is identifiable for a full report.
A compact verse fragment explores inner clarity and the burden of deep thought. It contrasts waking radiance with a troubling dream, framed as a meditation on self examination and artistic tension.
President Taft pushes for conservation legislation ahead of the Ballinger Inquiry, criticizing Congress for serving special interests. He clashes with Pinchot’s leadership and aligns with Ballinger and Aldrich-Cannon loyalists, while many distrusted his Roosevelt-era posture.
The piece contrasts two theories of opportunity. One views Opportunity as a god that acts sparingly, while the other sees opportunities as ubiquitous, requiring awakening and action. It argues that proactive, successful men create new chances and stay ready for rare, fleeting chances that arise.
A bracing note extols seizing opportunities in life. It contrasts men who ride into action and win with those who linger in idleness, letting golden chances slip away while lamenting what might have been. The speaker urges readiness and resolve.
The National Livestock Association gathered in Denver to honor Gifford Pinchot and support his forestry policies. The convention endorsed his work as high minded and excellent, praising the forest reserves and Pinchot’s administration. Sheepmen, though critical earlier, now show strong admiration for Pinchot and his range management efforts.
The first annual poultry show for Umatila and Morrow counties will be held on the 25th 26th and 27th in this city. The event aims to showcase high grade poultry from the two counties and nearby areas with breeders urged to exhibit to compare stock and improve quality.
The author argues that business success and town growth depend on hard work and aggressive management. A good location or field alone will not advance the Wisiness. local people must engage, fight for opportunities, and stay involved to ensure Pendleton grows rather than rival towns.
The Evening Bulletin reports that the Walla Walla Peniton ladies acted independently to arrange a ladies rest room, despite the Farmers' Union of Walla Wallan planning to prepare one soon. The effort is described as creditable and self directed.
A shift appears as the president moves from signaling expulsion of the insurgents to portraying them as decent colleagues. The change comes amid internal party tensions and a desire to present unity while avoiding open schism.
Medford’s indebtedness stands at 420000 as a contrast to Pendleton’s so called larger and older city. The piece urges Pendleton to appoint a guardian of public health as spring approaches and emphasizes the city physician’s role.
Bridget notes the cookstove smokes yet could be worse and might also chew drink and swear. He cannot keep friends who fears to have foes, a voice on character and fault.
An old advertisement features testimonials for Derana and Peruna addressing catarrh and nasal congestion. A Moline Illinois reader reports relief after short use, stating complete cure and no recurrence. Another Ohio reader credits Peruna with stopping eye and nasal symptoms after years of suffering. The piece includes verse promoting a laxative Man-a-lin and a Western exhortation to move west and embrace local community spirit.
A young physician recalls a Dobbs Corner incident with a 12 year old measles inquiry and a bold proposal to spread illness for schooling. The Motor Boat Club of Seattle plans a major power boat race next August from Juneau to Seattle, highlighting club ambitions. Faith is noted in a line about meaning to religious form.
An owner offers 1800 fenced acres along the Blue mountains Chinook belt with a basement house, 4 large barns, 3 orchards and improvements. It lies 10 miles from a depot, yields 150 tons of alfalfa, and can be bought at 12.50 per acre with 10000 dollars of cattle and horses plus 2 wagons and equipment.
South Bendwash officials report acts by County Engineer Gibbs show the Pacific county commissioners awarded road and bridge contracts totaling over 64966 dollars in the past year.
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