Wandering on a Foreign Strand Sir Walter Scott
A compact note on Sir Walter Scott's reflection about wandering foreign shores, recalling themes of travel and literary wanderlust and the enduring voice of the author in distant landscapes.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1911
Page
4
A compact note on Sir Walter Scott's reflection about wandering foreign shores, recalling themes of travel and literary wanderlust and the enduring voice of the author in distant landscapes.
The Indian service contesting the Emati claim to water from the river faces a pivotal adjudication. Reservation irrigation is limited now but expected to rise as lands and patents progress. government protection of water rights is urged to support development and prevent hindrances by the Byers milling company and other obstacles.
The readable portion hints at a local telegraph or meeting note involving a community group and a contest or event. It mentions a place, people, and a time, with disrupted phrasing and unclear specifics. Further details are unreadable in the fragment.
The passage examines how a referendum and the initiative have been used in the past and considers adding restrictions. It questions school appropriation, Malarkey public service regulation, and whether the initiative should be more tightly controlled in future referendums. It notes the referendum’s surrounding safeguards and potential limits on its use.
The city aims to solidify its “Convention City” status by hosting the State Farmers Union December gathering for up to 2000 attendees and the I O G G L grand lodge next spring. Local efforts emphasize courteous hosting, street decorations, a smoker, and excursions to Tenby to boost comfort and future bookings.
Governor West shows kindness toward penitentiary inmates and argues many deserve leniency while stressing the need to distinguish between worthy and unworthy cases to apply a humane policy effectively.
The senate will review the reciprocity treaty next, and Dr. McClure's advice to the woolgrowers appears to have arrived late.
A moonlit scene shows The Calamity Howler a fog cat whose music knowledge is nil and voice out of tune. He howls for hours dodging a brick a unspecified obstacle in the night.
Fragmentary notice shows townsfolk reacting to a fall play titled Flim Flum with critics calling it a mockery and a dull production. Several quoted lines show residents blaming overhyped performances for disturbing the community.
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