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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1910
Page
4
The notice outlines annual subscriptions by mall and carrier options including six months and three months, with various durations and mailing terms. It includes a postal registration line for Pendleton with second class mail status and identifies the publication as the Official City and County Paper.
A fragmented OCR passage recalls a ship in peril with grinding hull and wreckage. It mentions a fleet rushing from cruel caverns and a whispered prayer amid maddened crush, indicating a maritime disaster scene.
Fragmentary lines mention Hamilton and a birthday for the star Spangied banner with a nod to longevity. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events, dates, or organizations. No verifiable details beyond the patriotic reference are present.
A garbled column recalls past weather woes and urban improvements in Pendleton. References to woolen mills, street committees, farm profits, and county livestock hint at civic optimism amid evolving myths of science and politics. The piece parodies headlines about Roosevelt, Ballinger, and Neptune.
Judge Lowell advises farmers in Umatilla county to adopt diversified farming to secure profit and stability. The policy, long advocated by the paper, emphasizes spreading risk across multiple crops rather than relying on a single one. Even partial failures in some crops would be offset by others under diversification.
The text argues investment risk varies with diversification. It notes fruit and buy crops show strong prices this year, but wheat prospects may differ. It praises diversified farming over a single-crop reliance and urges action before land baron influence remains.
The article argues eastern Oregon’s pork and poultry sectors are overlooked. It cites a Portland dealer receiving 200 dozen Petaluma spring chickens and contends California growers must buy more wheat as feed, suggesting Oregon poultrymen could gain from supplying the home market and cutting shipping costs.
The Jones County News lauds Governor Brown as a good leader while condemning petty partisan fights. It cites Georgia politics, praises new citizenship that prioritizes duty over personal gain, and contrasts it with Bourbonism and bitter partisanship noted by the Atlanta Constitution.
A fragmented report touches on science, industry, and trade topics. It notes a shift to official Spanish, an agricultural society funding sparrow eradication, Manila hemp vs common hemp, Japan's telephone exchanges, and large engine cylinder fabrication trends. It also mentions Kentucky tobacco nicotine levels, a dry cell efficiency note, London's growth, strong American cows, steel-using electric lathes, coal dust accumulations for Briquetted briquettes, Russia’s 1909 wheat crop, dust use in iron foundries, and U S student topics.
A jumble of claims covers inventions and industry. It notes a tubular broom handle design feeding to the sweeping end, a U S rope production of 115,500,000 pounds yearly, a Philadelphia Mint press able to exert 1100 tons, and a half million dollar electrical switchboard for Pennsylvania Railroad operations. Also mentioned are vast stones in New Guinea and a landside moving two miles with a village of 1080 people, plus Philadelphia leading in medical education.
The article discusses muckrakers and critics in American public life, citing Bellamy, Ballinger, and Ida Tarbell. It notes praise and condemnation from figures like the chaplain, President Taft, and Lincoln Steffens, highlighting the impact of muckraking on politics and journalism. It references Denver, Lindsay, and major firms in the Standard Oil case context.
Weak kidneys are blamed for illness and the ad promotes Swamp Root as a restorative cure. It urges readers to request a free pamphlet and sample, claims rapid results, and directs to Dr Kilmer in Binghamton. The message warns against substitutes and urges mentioning the newspaper.
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as building up the body with sound loss and solid health, asserting overall wellness benefits and vigor from its use.
The writer argues muckrakers expose government excesses while taftian defenses of the tariff and Ballinger affair harm the administration more. Taft, wielding wide media reach, must convincingly answer charges to avoid eroding public opinion. Priority given to named figures Taft Ballinger and payur aldrich context.
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