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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1911
Page
4
A damaged OCR fragment notes sale on East Oregonian and references Northwest News Portland and the United Press Association. Limited readable lines mention addresses and agencies but no clear event details or outcomes. The piece lacks coherent facts to summarize a full item.
The verse notes the world seeks joy from sun to sun and celebrates the value of steady exercise. It highlights good habits of staying active and enjoying daily movement as a playful, universal pursuit.
The East Oregonian attacks Councilman Montgomery for bias toward electric and telephone companies in discussions on placing wires underground in Pendleton. It asserts public servants must prioritize people over corporate interests, condemning Montgomery as untrustworthy and biased against prior investigative standards.
A public official, Vice Councilman Montgomery, is urged to stay within his role as defender of corporate interests. The text warns his attempts to align with business aims have left him in a precarious position, likening his actions to quicksand and insisting the corporation’s chieftains should expose consequences to the people.
Letter from L BD Eaton argues Pendleton women civic club should press for improvements despite attacks. He mocks anti female involvement quotes, praises women for civic duties, and questions inflated wheat crop optimism. He urges honesty in market and urges farmer solidarity against sensational reports and manipulation.
A local East Court Street woman advocates using a hammer and occasionally a shotgun against troublesome drunks and insolent tramps to reduce danger to women. She claims ousting Dr Wiley would unsettle the administration and create a tough, ongoing issue to resolve.
A weather prediction backfired as an unexpected cold spell lingered, leading critics to joke about demurrage charges for the forecast. The remark highlights tensions over accuracy and accountability in meteorology.
Principal Hampton sought to depart from his position but the school board refused to release him. The scene centers on the board’s decision and Hampton's unresolved exit.
Pendleton Oregon July 16 2011 editors warn of a new pest dubbed the crop expert threatening crops and prices. They urge action by experiment stations to curb this menace, noting harm to farmers merchants and even consumers as wheat prices dip and production rises across the inland empire.
Missouri bans cursing the telephone girl while Boston adopts prepayment cans for trolley and cable cars. Paris proper and suburbs total about 4 million. Bonilla travels to Washington to oppose a 10 million loan and Wall Street protection of Honduras. Senator Culberson pushes to abolish the 1552 treaty with Russia over anti Jewish discrimination. Reports say Madero faces threats from the suiseisei purer uprisings in Yucatan Campeche Vera Cruz and Tabasco. Hoke Smith promotes a reform program in Georgia to reshape state politics and curb corporations.
The article reports on labor concerns including women facing job losses from a new high speed office device. It notes women dominate many occupations, protests against funding national anthems via public school subscriptions, and upcoming court appearances of Samuel Gompers and colleagues for contempt related to a Buckstore case report.
King George and Queen Mary will open Bangor University College and lay the foundation stone for Aberystwyth library as part of a busy royal visit schedule across Scotland. A new treaty between Britain and Japan will take effect amid protests by British merchants. France publishes gifts to public bodies totaling 9.95 million dollars for 1920, with legacy duties blamed for lower totals. Notes on coronation oil reveal a blend of olive oil and perfumed essences. London’s early colonial origins cited and California mail arrival noted in 1558.
In October 1804 a shark reported to be 112 feet long was killed by musket balls off the Maine coast. The remark about neighbors exaggerates faults as a general observation.
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