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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1909
Page
4
Regudan County Official Paper is an independent weekly and daily newspaper from Pendleton Oregon. It lists subscription options by mail or carrier for daily and weekly editions, including rates and distribution arrangements with offices and postal details.
A reflective verse stresses that today's labor may gain fame, yet past deeds fade with time. The speaker urges persistence despite taking pride in prior work being forgotten, ending with a note attributed to E. Kiser.
Pendleton faces a race to raise 30000 to back a proposed bond issue for rebuilding the Pendleton woolen mill. Local business leaders and property owners are urged to support, with most funds already secured and the East Oregonian vouching for the plan. A failure risks losing the mill and harming the city’s future.
Samuel G Cosgrove was inaugurated governor of Washington in Olympia on a Wednesday while recovering from illness. The event drew sympathy as Cosgrove won the open race in a direct primary and took the oath of office despite his frail condition.
The newly inaugurated governor Cosgrove spoke briefly to the legislature at Olympia on a day of celebration. His address offered practical guidance for state improvement while the public, led by regional goodwill, lauded his election and its culmination in a life shaped by work and worry.
The branch asylum bill, approved by the house yesterday, allocates 225000 for a 600 patient facility with 60 to 100 staff. Location must be in this county or Baker County, near Pendleton or Baker City, per the state board, boosting local business and property values while awaiting final selection.
The house committee on education rejects a bill by Representative Libby to place all state schools under a five member board. Critics warn such a board could hinder normal schools, the agricultural college, and the state university by politicized leadership and overcommitment, urging budget support and cautious governance now with changes later if needed.
The Dalles residents share the bid with inland empire farmers and businessmen as the legislature moves a bill forward. Lawmakers quickly passed an emergency tax measure, though counties objected to being hit with state taxes this year.
The Pendleton town meeting centers on whether to retain the woolen uniform. Debate focuses on costs, suitability, and tradition. Residents weigh the impact on schools, merchants, and community identity.
A concise note argues that towns are built through deliberate planning and labor rather than spontaneous growth, emphasizing civic effort, infrastructure, and governance as driving forces behind durable communities.
A poetic meditation on crossing into an artist’s realm where art’s purity outweighs earthly ambition. The speaker admires sculptors, writers, and musicians, seeking fame or power only as a distant dream, valuing intimate devotion to art over wealth.
Consul-General William Hi Mieh oe reports an American company acquired a mica mine near Kodarma on the East India millyway 250 miles from Calcutta. The mine, employing 700 workers, exported the 1907 output, with plans to increase. The broader mica industry showed exports rising 59.75 percent over 1906.
Pendleton residents are invited to a 13 day sale at the Big 6 Department Store opening Saturday at 9 a.m. Bargains aim to cut stock by half to two thirds while 5 percent of gross proceeds go to local churches. Bright new merchandise, plain pricing, and a money back satisfaction guarantee accompany the event.
A Baltimore father planned a stern lecture for his 6 year old son Harry. He admonished with judicious severity detailing misdeeds and the reasons for rebuke while the wife sat nearby impressed. The exchange ended as the father paused for breath and awaited the boy’s acknowledgment.
Pendleton Oregon advertises a school run by the Sisters of St. Francis of Philadelphia. It offers resident and day pupils with emphasis on music and elocution. Students prepared for county and state teachers examinations. For particulars address the school.
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