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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1910
Page
4
Fragmented OCR reads a Pendleton Oregon post office entry top line with street and city names. Mentions Portland Oregon and Washington state style words and a press association but lacks coherent facts or dates.
P Hutchinenson, a steady Republican, condemns star chamber governance while supporting county assemblies. He opposes a closed inner circle that excludes the public and big business interests, urging an open, direct primary with transparent candidate selection and governor hopes.
At Whitman college commencement George S. Oldright delivered an ora tion praising currency and urging the voice democrat and republican to be meaningful. He urged progressives under Cummins La Follette and Hearst to form a new party reflecting the progressive spirit nationwide.
A magazine writer ranks the house fly as more deadly than Africa's wild beasts. The fly fighting committee of the American Civic Association outlines health threats and urges households in eastern Oregon to take action against house flies.
A wartime style public health warning urges strict cleanliness to halt house fly spread. It details flies tainting food with disease bacteria from manure and filth, urging disposal of waste, screening windows, and uniform disease prevention by grocers and farmers. The piece emphasizes that eradication is simple with careful sanitation.
A runaway box car story from Gibbon describes an engine with steam up and a prepared engineer who prevented disaster as it neared a passenger train. Had they not acted quickly, the wreck would have been severe. the tale carries a broad moral about preparedness.
Pendleton candidates have been elected to school positions in Portland while three vacancies remain. The article notes Pendleton recruits teachers from small towns, citing a lack of new normal school graduates this year. It warns the situation will worsen unless normal instruction is revived, challenging expectations of open and fair assembly.
Citizens debate priorities as council glare shifts to personalities. A mix of vague slogans and evasive answers leaves residents seeking concrete plans on budgets, services, and accountability. No clear consensus emerges, signaling ongoing partisan framing in local discourse.
A vignette from the Atlanta Constitution recounts a rustic dialogue about sending a messenger to a graveyard to deliver a note to a mysterious old guardian. The dialogue reveals fear of trouble and respect for Providence as the men debate intruding on the dead.
A Washington car conductor born in London, still a cockney, amuses riders by chanting letters in a street escapade. On a recent Sunday morning he calls out Haiteh High Say Kay Hell, prompting three prim ladies to abandon the car as a startled rookie prayer follower.
In a calm fiscal and social climate the temperance movement shows no dramatic surge or backlash. Observers note steady discourse with no sudden shifts in public opinion or policy, suggesting a stable but evolving stance among communities and leaders.
Penticton Oregon June 17 Fires East Oregonian prints A Lowell critique of the central committees action. He argues for wide notice for each meeting place via county papers, rejects star member meetings, and asserts strong Republican principles. He cites Lincoln Blaine McKinsey and Samuel Simonson in praise and attack by Democrats.
The passage extols Vuelta Abajo in Pinar del Rio as a premier tobacco region with soil, climate, and farming methods said to yield high quality cigars. It notes unique local conditions, including a claim about Easter bloodlines of fighting cocks and a travel magazine attribution, portraying the area as agriculturally legendary and mysterious.
A compact reflection on blessings from Dr. Johnson and Charles Lamb, noting that true happiness blends mind and body. It argues gratitude for God, health, strength, and the mind, and considers how abundance often tempts forgetfulness of divine gifts, urging tempered joy and regular gratitude.
A Houston Post clipping quotes a joke about gender and hair restoration. A baldheaded man buys hair restorer by the quart, a woman buys it for herself, implying women may value their hair and appearance differently. The snippet reflects humorous gender stereotypes from the era.
An ad claims rheumatism stems from uric acid in blood and that only a blood purifier like Swift Specific Co 8 8 8 removes the acid poison by filtering inflammatory matter from circulation. The tonic is described as vegetable and harmless, offering a free trial by mail from Atlanta Georgia.
A Spokane newspaper essay argues that saving early is the key to lasting wealth. It urges young men to sacrifice minor pleasures, make initial deposits, and grow a nest egg as the foundation for future fortunes. The piece cites big cities’ fortunes built after saving and warns against squandered funds on fleeting luxuries.
Fragmentary Washington Strr note describes a man threatening to shoot a person who refused a drink. Brenes Hob quotes a puzzling line as crowds from the state arrive to hear of the threat, while money and trouble in the town complicate responses.
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