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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1910
Page
4
Fragmentary entry records a 8 second class mall matter and related telecommunications note with unclear names and places, likely a legal or administrative notice. The readable terms include Pendleton and a brief reference to a toutice ac and a telephone message, lacking full context.
The speaker praises a singer with a birdlike warble and notes how hearing Melba stirs nobler feelings, claiming improved character after the performance.
Spokane Chronicle cites a Polk Directory report claiming Spokane could top 153000 residents this year and approach 160000 by 1910, with 63000 names in the directory. The piece notes rising post office activity and school censuses as signs, and criticizes Pendleton’s local elites who oppose interurban traction.
The passage argues that the main beneficiaries of the improvement should contribute to its funding. It emphasizes fairness in bearing costs and implies broad support for shared financial responsibility.
The Weston Leader argues the town must choose to push for reviving the Oregon State Normal School or abandon the effort. It notes local support exists but would require a campaign and funds, citing past slander of Eastern Oregon normal and urging Weston residents to vote their will as the state awaits.
Postmaster General Frank Hitchcock considers raising postal rates on magazines to curb deficits while magazines and critics blame government overpayments to carriers. A feature argues the government pays too much to rail routes and first class rates distort true costs, citing controversy around Orme dy McHarg and related interests.
Pendleton high school aims for the state debating title after strong early results. In the first debate, both the affirmative and negative Pendleton teams defeated opponents from Athena and Weston. Last year Pendleton finished second to one team, and this year the students strive to win the championship with decisive performances.
A party of prominent Northern Pacific officials arrives today, touring the Pasco Pendleton line. The route is vital for Pendleton, linking the city to a major transcontinental system. The town previously raised about 60,000 to support the Hunt road, a decision locals say paid off with value received.
An essay argues civilization breeds illness and outlines a national push to wipe out diseases. It notes 3 million Americans are sick, cites Rockefeller funding for eradication, and praises reforms in hygiene, sanitation, and medical research.
Senator La Follette recalls a tale of Senator Smith in New York for a Madison-Falton celebration. Smith, holding a five dollar note, mistakenly hands it to a taxi driver who refuses change and chases him. The driver shouts, the public note reveals a flawed act amid the crowd.
Albany spent 172 500 paying fist year and will allocate similar amounts this year, signaling continued high operating costs and planned continuation of the funding level across the next 12 months.
A Portland newspaper laments the inability to view the comet due to fog and mist in the Willamette Valley. The writer notes the celestial light has gone south and mocks the inconvenience while blaming local weather for dimming the sky.
The article notes revolts against harems across Asia as modernism spreads. It highlights women seeking public life and cooperation with men, with references to newspapers and magazines edited by women in India, Japan, and other regions.
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A Columbus Ohio letter from a reader requests authorization to publish a testimonial photo for Peruna, describing the tonic as a cure for coughs colds and catarrh and stating consent to use the photo in any publication.
A reader testimonial from Richmond Virginia describes Peruna as a cure for grippe catarrh and throat issues. The letter praises three doses for relief and recommends Peruna to others, noting past illnesses and eventual recovery.
A fragmentary item notes a vote by Robert Whitaker Charles Buxton Golty and John Kendrick Bangs. The Jovestors department shows a scarce script dubbed The Engineer's Report from vhs. Readers recall a drawing room scene with a servant, a frightened young woman, and a brief exhibit of Red Goose drawings at the Peoples Warehouse.
Developments may yet arise that will make the success of the traction movement possible. Surely property owners will not wish to permanently oppose a proposition that is plainly for their own interests.
The poultry show ends a very successful week and organizers urge making it an annual event hereafter. The effort gains broad support from local residents and business sponsors.
Advertisement lists an 1800 acre stock ranch near a depot with 90 white faced Hereford cattle 50 full blood cows 40 grades one bull valued 760 dollars cows at 500 each 10 horses 100 dollars of chickens 3 wagons and farm machinery. It touts a gift offer if land is bought at 12 50 per acre.
The article asserts Pendleton remains determined in the ongoing contest, predicting a victory as the campaign persists. It highlights resilience, persistent strategy, and expected favorable outcomes despite current hurdles.
Mr. Youngbird on the train asks if anything was left for the cat. Mrs. Youngbird replies she would not forget him, noting a can of salmon and a can opener left beside it. The vignette plays on domestic humor and a remembered pet.
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