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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1909
Page
6
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A lyric reminiscence on returning to nature. The speaker admires summer fields cattle birds and brooks in greenery and hedges. He resolves to entrust the earth to its own care as nature renews and reclaim its dust. The verse evokes rural imagery and a quiet vow.
Eastern Oregon and especially Umatilla county may benefit from current legislative actions. Support grows for securing the Umatilla experiment station, Weston normal appropriation, Pendleton branch asylum, coyote bounty bill, extending portage road to The Dalles, and revising the water code. If these measures pass, eastern Oregon could see notable gains.
The legislature should adopt Senator Smith’s armory bill as a conservative measure. It urges state expenditure while requiring counties or cities to match, enabling local guard companies to secure armories with half the costs paid by locals. Local cooperation is urged to make the plan work.
The Umatilla and Baker county delegations reached a compromise on the branch asylum bill to avert strife. The location will be decided later by the state board, choosing Pendleton or Baker City as the more advantageous site.
The piece argues a two thirds legislative vote was unlikely for the asylum measure. It suggests the compromise is best to avoid defeat in future votes and predicts Pendleton will host the branch asylum due to geography, with Baker City opposing but ultimately ratifying the bill.
Eastern Oregon residents urge extending the portage road from Big Eddy to The Dalles to cut railroad freight costs. Proponents cite Cascade Locks and Celilo portages as proof water competition lowers rates and warn current terminus hampers freight. They argue a $75,000 bill is small compared to potential savings.
Movement to reorganize the Pendleton woolen mill continues until the new corporation is fully financed and all obstacles are overcome. Local people should not rest until the work is finished.
The Umatilla delegation stands as one of the largest in the current legislature beside the Multnomah group. The bloc is described as a strong and influential force within the body.
A brief statewide assessment notes California faces a significant race issue amid rising tensions and urgent calls for reform. Officials and community leaders emphasize addressing discrimination, equity, and access to opportunities in education and law enforcement.
A joking exchange shows promoter Yee planning a trip to Washington to recruit admirals for a 50 mile walk on a tan bark track to share half the gate receipts, amid talk of overlong marathon events.
In a San Francisco Examiner piece by William F. Kirk, the western shore is extolled as a blessed landscape where God shaped valleys for song birds not hornets. The poem contrasts eastern harbors with western beauty, praising the Maker’s hand scattering flowers, fruits and arbors along the coast.
A Broad Way Magazine passage describes Maxim showing a smokeless noiseless gun and a pile of city directories as targets. An army board later tested the rifle at Springfield Mass and could not determine where shots came from, illustrating the challenges in achieving a truly recoilless weapon.
Poem contemplates fleeting time and lasting love as the sun sets. It contrasts ephemeral beauty with a vow of shared eternity. The speaker urges cherishing the present love, since all else fades to clay.
An item describes the largest electrical cooking device in use, an electric bake oven in Mirsellies, France. The furnace stands over six feet high with two compartments, one above the other, each heated by electricity.
The verse notes the monthly burden of small bills that erode savings while essentials like gas milk and silk claim funds. It contrasts the pressure of debt with a musician’s disciplined eating and restraint before a concert, describing Paderewski’s diet and postperformance indulgences as part of a brief, factual reference.
An advertisement claims poor fuel is the cause of cooking failures and urges buying coal from a long standing Pendleton establishment, offering a trial ton to prove unexcited quality and excellence of their fuel. It lists the office and phone number Main 178.
They Stand the Strain Our Winona Wagons and Hacks and Rex Buggies are built to stand service. Let us show you Fairbanks Morse Engines and Scalea the best. We repair wagons, perform machine work, and paint carriages. Charges are moderate and only skilled workmen are employed.
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