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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1916
Page
4
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Fragment from a poem depicting a tired sleeper drifting on a dreamt river toward fairy gardens and a love filled night. The verse evokes lullaby imagery with dawns and angels bidding goodnight as sleep prevails until wakeful love resumes.
The article argues against reviving Weston as a normal school and supports establishing a new East Oregon normal in Pendleton. It cites Monmouth’s 163 graduates and 156 grade pupils, noting不足 practice teaching. It notes Weston’s 179 grade pupils and urges Pendleton as the site.
The article argues Oregon should not revive small town normal schools after past difficulties. It notes Monmouth as an exception and supports the Pendleton measure as a sane solution for the reconstruction era affecting teacher training and school normal programs.
English suffragettes shift from militancy to aiding the war effort with a landmark appointment. Miss Pressly Smith becomes secretary at the British legation in Norway, a post of great importance and a notable advance for women in diplomacy.
The article argues that 78 million surplus expectations failed to materialize into disaster under the Wilson administration. It notes high wool prices under free trade, a nonpartisan tariff commission, and a strong federal reserve. It highlights a surplus of revenue over expenditures of 5,737,110 with general fund balance at 174,965,251, driven by tariff, income, and internal revenue taxes, portraying prosperity restored after prior declines.
The article argues anti-Wilson critics have no valid issue regarding the treasury surplus, labeling their stance as weak and relying on abuse and vilification rather than substantive points. It frames the political contest as favorable to Wilson by the supposed fiscal situation.
Under the Methodist church Sunday school auspices a picnic will be held at Roundup Park starting Thursday at 1 04. All church friends invited to attend and bring lunches. An enjoyable program of games and amusements planned.
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