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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1910
Page
4
The notice lists Dally subscription options by mail and carrier, including one year and various multi month plans. It notes mailing handling through Pendleton Oregon and identifies the publication as second class mail matter.
The article argues obstacles will not stop the traction project. Critics question the $50,000 local backing, often not in good faith as vested interests oppose progress. Supporters predict a cavalry like charge once momentum builds, and warn detractors they will not fare well after the outcome.
Pat enters the police exam room where a sergeant orders the physical test. He disrobes for the test and endures a chilly shower and ten quick laps. The absurdity and misread cues culminate in a mistaken marriage license joke.
A persistent admirer pressured actress Marlowe for an interview at a hotel. He recounted attending Romeo and Juliet and asked a question about the potion scene. She replied she was not thinking, only hoping, as tension and curiosity rose.
A fragmented desert voyage poem speaks of open land, rugged mountains, tule lakes, and wild creatures. The speakers ride across desolate terrain, noting horror places and a crazed fall along treacherous river breaks amid a Time’s sentinels landscape.
The Washington Oregon company signed a Pendleton traction agreement and bond pledges work to build a line. Citizens are urged to buy $50,000 stock as a key step, with a push to raise the funds amid calls for unity and optimism to overcome local pessimism and competition fears.
Citizens debate a new water system as muddy supply prompts calls for improvement. Proponents urge securing a traction line first, arguing transit development will accelerate a better water supply for Pendleton.
Two men from North Yakima, a brewer and a minister, travel to Pendleton to assess prohibition’s impact. Each views the issue from a different angle, yielding opposing impressions like the sunlit shield fable, and neither grasps the full truth.
The drive to obtain 50 000 for a new traction system is under strong leadership. Figures such as Dr G J Smith Judge Fee R Alexander Leon Cohen Mayor Murphy Frank Frazier and Will Moore should rally the support of property owners and business leaders across the city. Ensure they receive backing.
A heated discussion emerges over a traction system move, with advocates and critics clashing on action and timing. The debate focuses on implementation goals and potential impacts.
The passage argues that knowledge of goods does not guarantee desire or action. It cites Frank Van Camp and his beans, noting that turning intent into purchase required advertising strategies beyond mere awareness. Advertising is a persistent, suggestive nudge, not a one off feast, for driving steady consumer behavior.
The piece extols advertising as a force that subtly shapes consumer desire, keeping pace with progress without overshooting it. It frames commerce as civilizational progress and cites minimal personal duties in choosing the right and proper.
Some residents expressed a desire that a mechanical filtration system be in use now, signaling concern or optimism about water treatment efficiency and public health.
Alderman Mulcahy laments credit as a trap while a bartender recalls a wary toying with free lunches. A Cleveland Leader aside mocks college youths and a Broadway bustle with a preacher’s interrupted sermon. The rambling tale ends with a quip about cards and luck.
A fragment from a historical page shows Charles J. Russ remarking youthfulness as he watches something unfolding. The line captures a moment of admiring emphasis on young beauty amid an unspecified scene.
The note expresses desire that visiting Yakima brothers depart with positive views of the town, avoiding a sour or negative impression. It suggests hospitality and cordial interaction during their stay.
In England the term standpatism encounters mixed reactions amid ongoing debates about monarchy and governance, reflecting tensions between tradition and reform as public discourse weighs its relevance.
Secretary Ballinger faces sharp criticism amid calls for reform as allies and opponents spar over policy directions and governance. The dispute centers on Ballinger’s handling of key issues and the broader push for accountability in the administration.
Officials insist towns must be built from the ground up through planned development rather than relying on natural growth. The statement emphasizes deliberate construction, infrastructure, and organized zoning to foster growth and attract residents.
A young man in Dauphin Street on Sunday evening explains his rare church attendance by tucking a five dollar gold piece into the offering to balance six months of absence. The minister notes the foreign missions collection that evening totals 3.26, while a joke about combs with hooks suggests a playful aside.
Advertises an 1800 acre stock ranch ten miles from a depot with 90 white faced Hereford cattle 50 full blood cows 40 grade cows one bull valued 760 10 horses 190 in chickens 3 wagons and farm machinery. The seller says you do not have to buy the above property it is a gift if you buy the land at 12.50 per acre.
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