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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1909
Page
4
County official paper announces independent status and publishing details. Lists publication frequencies, subscription rates, carrier options, and bureaus in Washington and Pendleton. Mentions United Press affiliation and postal classification.
Farmers in Umatilla County enjoy better than expected yields and quality despite overall poor regional forecasts. Prices per acre are high, boosting returns and making tillers optimistic about the season's prospects and their livelihoods.
The Spokane Chronicle cautions land seekers rushing to file for the reservation lands drawing. Registration opened last week and promises of easy money attract swindlers. Rely on official land department notices and use an authorized notary to correctly prepare applications.
An Atlantic City talk proposes paying doctors a fixed monthly or yearly fee to oversee family health, with income-adjusted rates and semi annual exams plus dwelling inspections. The plan aligns physician self interest with patient welfare, advocating preventive care as the medical future amid prudence and foresight challenges.
The text notes that most people lack imagination to grasp its advantages, yet the contract system of median practice has made headway in factories and fraternal societies. It is described as a question of time before broader acceptance, per the San Francisco Examiner.
The Post-Intelligencer and Seattle Times exchange harsh editorial barbs over recent arrests. The Times defends its circles while the Post-Intelligencer ridicules Wilson associates as primitive and unclean, calling the man a hermit and leper with repeated denunciations. Both papers mirror a heated local press war.
An old verse extols smiling through hardship and loss. It urges cheerful resilience when troubles mount, noting that a brave grin shows strength even as misfortune unfolds. The passage quotes a cadence about facing fate, weathering sorrow, and keeping spirits high.
The verse depicts an ideal Easy Street with bright tenants fair rents and civic calm yet reveals Ennil as an unseen presence everywhere. The speaker recalls a life too sweet missing an old friend Cave and slips away to meet the familiar debonair, reflecting nostalgia amid urban abundance.
The Quint ault Indians deserve praise for conserving salmon by allowing upstream passage to spawning grounds. This year they kept a stream runway free of nets and witnessed thousands of bluebacks pass, ending with a 126000 salmon catch worth about 46000 dollars, 24000 of which goes to 20 family heads averaging 800 dollars each.
Verge A. Smith of Geneva experiment station argues good cows are the foundation of dairy profit. He notes alfalfa and corn feed on twenty acres for twenty six cows, with varying profits per cow. He praises grade cows and pure bred sires to transmit desirable traits and urges raising cows by selective breeding.
The note states a milk output range of six thousand to eight thousand pounds aiming for profitability. It mentions cost considerations and potential yield expectations tied to dairy operations, though the text is fragmentary.
The young wife of Kaslo, British Columbia, man James asks for one hundred dollars, but he owes two hundred due this afternoon. She replies with ominous calm, hinting she can inflict more heat than the note holder, per Keleo Kootenalan.
A fragmentary exchange notes Bollignan’s death by drowning. He reportedly could swim for eight hours, described with a sardonic nod to a union man. The garbled source places the anecdote in a Gunther’s Magazine-like voice.
The Spokane Chronicle urges homeseekers not to abandon plans as government land remains available in the northwest beyond the three reservations slated for opening next month. The drawing on August 9 will decide a few thousand winners, but many homesteaders can still pursue claims.
W W Whitworth of Echo claims this summer is the coldest since 1861, based on his memory of cradling wheat that season. He argues if cooling affected a wheat cradle, the temperatures then must have been notably low.
Kansas City Kansas has joined cities like Galveston Texas and Des Moines Iowa in adopting the commission form of government after voting in favor of the change.
With ideal summer weather prevailing in Pendleton, the call of the mountains and the shore is not very insistent. The pleasant conditions lure residents to outdoor recreation and relaxed leisure activities.
A compact collection of maxims urging good manners, selflessness, and steadfast faith. It emphasizes that luck does not save the loafer, life gains light through giving, and true goodness requires personal discipline and humility. It cautions against self love and empty enthusiasm while urging action in serving others.
Two farm laborers Jones and Smith spent a day at a beach. Jones swam ahead while Smith struggled in the water. Jones saved him and, joking about swimming like a duck, Smith confessed he could not swim well.
A summary of United States swamp and overflow lands totaling about 76 million acres, with Florida holding roughly 18.6 million, Louisiana 9.5 million, Mississippi 6 million, and Arkansas about 5.75 million acres.
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