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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1910
Page
4
A note from the Pendleton post office outlines changes to second class mail handling and new telephone procedures. Local residents are advised to contact county paper offices for details on the updated classifications and benefits.
A fragment describes a subject with gray eyes and pink cheeks, mentioning Ireland as a likely locale or descriptor. The text is incomplete but portrays a vivid, literary image of facial features linked to Ireland.
The piece argues that rival factions in Nicaragua draw in Germany and the United States, with Berlin recognizing a different government than Washington. It suggests both powers pursue narrow banana and pineapple interests via local leaders Madriz and Knog, warning against a costly clash and advocating noninterference to let crops stay in Nicaragua.
A regional brief argues that Eastern Oregon would prosper if farmers expanded dairying. It warns current practices limit economic resilience and suggests adopting modern dairy methods, cooperative marketing, and better herd management to boost incomes and community stability.
A state ment extols dairying over other farms, praising modern creameries and manure use, noting richer soil fertility and easier butter production. Nevada’s Jefferies Johnson fight is criticized for promoting gambling and a ruined economy, with harsh view of Reno’s display and governor’s support.
A Salem Statesman critique mocks political games urging straight ticket voting while mocking assemblymen and direct primaries. It weaves in satire about wealthy elites and aerial ventures alongside a train crash in California and a band concert reminder that seven people may attend tonight.
The passage urges La Grande to begin new efforts to replace any trade lost due to transportation changes. It emphasizes maintaining an image of activity and progress in town building. It suggests a pleasant front and friendly demeanor as helpful, and proposes Pend ton should try the same approach.
The speaker laments the loss of ancient Olympian gods who rewarded rulers and the wealthy. Since the rise of a God of love, the poor and oppressed seek relief through faith. The piece contrasts old divine favor with modern salvation through Christ and calls for compassion for the needy.
The Hopkins University will offer a complete course next year in illumination engineering in partnership with the Illuminating Engineering Society of New York. This first pure engineering program signals a vast new field, with notable lecturers from General Electric, Stevens Institute, the Welssbach company, and others, as it aims toward a graduate engineering school of national scale. The piece also contemplates varied human motives and traits behind professional ambition.
The passage argues against insumption and says machine bosses face persuasion after September votes. It notes Walloon republicans and democrats favor party organization and conventions to frame platforms but oppose nominating or recommending candidates. It warns bosses with a state ticket will learn the truth by September 24 or November 8.
A neighbor reprimands Madge for rough handling of her younger sister in the garden. The girl retorts that if she harmed her sister there were many more in the house. The exchange highlights a troubling domestic scene observed by a bystander.
The text urges relentless marching and sacrifice, praising endurance and strength while denouncing weakness. It echoes wartime rhetoric about pushing onward, with grim imagery of blood and drums, and ends with a harsher note on money and moral taint.
The speaker, Sary Jane, scolds dreary weather and stubborn men, claiming women of decent grain avoid folly. She jokes about education and advice while noting bad luck and dry skies before rain. Kenneth Harris is referenced in the verse.
Overstocked. Midge, the eldest of a family of elves, has heard and taken to heart the parents disappointment over the excess femininity allotted by fate to the quiver. When the fifth daughter was born, Mudge was play-fully involved in the scene.
A La Grande Observer piece recalls Pendleton Oregon once thriving on wagon trade from John Day country, now hurting from local investor control. It notes La Grande’s shift after rail and wagon routes faded, and Pendleton’s struggle amid changing trade conditions and loss of traditional routes to Joseph and Wallowa.
The Oregonian frames its coverage around an alleged assembly plan, reporting frantic efforts by party supporters in Wallowa County to rally backing. The piece emphasizes internal party dynamics and the perceived need to mobilize GOP volunteers amid local political tensions.
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