Geant Second Trace Tail Matter Reported
Official City and County paper notes a complex matter under review. Malin involved in the case, with no further details provided in the fragment.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1910
Page
4
Official City and County paper notes a complex matter under review. Malin involved in the case, with no further details provided in the fragment.
Dr James Withycombe argues wheat or barley fed to hogs yields about 1.53 and 1.28 per bushel respectively. He cites open range feeding on alfalfa and clover, notes costs per hog around four cents per pound, and estimates a 259 pound hog could net about 17.60. He also promotes field peas for soil and livestock, urging eastern Oregon wheat growers to diversify into animal husbandry and finish wheat as hogs rather than selling grain raw.
Financial writer Henry Clews notes the injunction against railroad rate increases shocks Wall Street and unsettles stocks. He says the effect on business is unclear and signals a period of prolonged unease in financial interests.
A fragmented discussion on railroad power and shippers demands for stable rates and fair service. Proposes a permanent arbitration court to settle disputes, strengthen the Interstate Commerce Commission, and curb arbitrary rate hikes while railroads seek revenue to cover rising costs. Includes miscellaneous anecdotal fragments.
Portland Week notes the rex festival in Portland has become an institution in the West. Umatilla County reportedly sent about 1000 people, a figure supported by local venues. The piece extols Portland’s springtime beauty with roses and snow-capped peaks surrounding the city.
The speaker laments distance from a beloved, comparing wind and sea to her presence and recalling a farewell. Vivid nature imagery frames longing and memory, ending with praise of the beloved’s eyes and the enduring vision of her.
New Yorkers mock sentiment while Butte Montanans celebrate Fritz Augustus Heinze with parades, brass bands, and public displays after a jury verdict of not guilty. Citizens fill saloons and offices, newspapers cheer, and a United States district attorney’s effigy is hung as part of the public reaction.
A lyrical scene describes a circus band approaching from afar with loud horns and banners waving. The verses celebrate the festive caravan and the familiar oompah rhythm despite aged tunes and a tired performance. Sawdust and canopies hint from the distant hills as the music fills the air.
A fragmentary poem mix notes a papoose swinging in a birchen nest under a moonlit prairie night. It blends lullaby imagery with references to hunting, pine leaves, and enduring love, attributed to George MacDonald.
Umatilla county foresees a five silicon bushels wheat harvest this year with potential to exceed. The outlook highlights favorable crop conditions in areas hardest hit in prior seasons. Lorimer will not resign unless compelled. reports claim he secured his seat by purchased votes, a controversial development surrounding his mandate.
Analysts wonder how Roosevelt would react if England follows a colonel’s call for a new deal in Egypt. The scenario envisions renewed talks, potential reforms, and implications for North Africa policy and imperial relations.
Secretary Dickingon entertaining Tenntellae society at a Manhattan banquet with Tennessee political jests. anecdotes recount a Nashville legislature scene, a governor’s remark on FIT to govern, and a rattlesnake bite misadventure, illustrating local humor and regional politics.
A vivid, if fragmentary, depiction contrasts a swine yard with a floral display. The observer notes a field that appears as a mass of roses beneath green foliage, then reveals the summer breeze naming the scene as the source of Cottolene, a cooking fat.
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