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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1912
Page
4
The Pendleton Daily Independent Newspapers publishing notices from Oregon listings and bureaus. It notes delivery options, subscriptions, and distribution details for Pendleton, Oregon, with references to Oregonian Publishing Co and national news bureaus in Washington DC and Portland Oregon.
A prose-like verse excerpt urges breaking old hierarchies and blind creeds. It forges a hopeful call toward heroic men who will rebuild society, sending new light and freeing humanity from servile eras. The speaker envisions a future where brotherhood and mankind prevail over decay.
Analyzes southern delegates as officeholders driven by self interest and patronage. Collier's notes Taft’s push for classified civil service to end local federal appointments. Taft argues merit-based tenure would curb political manipulation and reduce factional influence in the national convention.
The article argues that the best remedy is a preferential primary to curb political corruption. It urges southern states and the western states to vote their preferences and send instructed delegations to prevent trading or bribery in federal patronage.
The federal court decree for the Irrigon project should please settlers and interested parties. It signals the end of stagnation and the removal of jack rabbits from Irrigon streets. If placed under the West Extension, the project will be well developed and land brought under ditch, transforming the desert area into a productive farming region in coming years. The land lies in western Umatilla county and northern Morrow, with low altitude, warm temperatures, good soil, and strong transportation, needing water which can be supplied. The plan offers hope against dead dog projects and envisions land offered to settlers on affordable terms, avoiding long delays by speculators.
Louis W. Hill argues boxcar immigrants are scarce as land sellers profit from high prices and speculators in the East. He urges a new program with fair land values and settlement plans, insisting colonization firms bear the fault for misaligned incentives. The East Oregonian questions how Hill and Hanley lands will be disposed of.
A lyric poem praising the world as a comforting haven. The piece extols love joy and kindness guiding life, with imagery of blossoms, smiles, and radiant skies. Attributed to E A Brinninstool from the Los Angeles Express.
The Kansas City Star reports on a historical inquiry into humor and satire. It cites Artemus Ward and a Richmond letter about Jefferson Davis, illustrating how old wit reflected partisan views and gendered caricature.
In Shellhorn Alabama Mrs Carrie May reports long spells of weakness and headaches. After using Cardul twice she says she became entirely well. She urges other women with womanly troubles to try Cardul, a tonic made to support the womanly constitution. Cardui has a 60 year record. your druggist sells it. A 61 page “Home Guide for Women” is available by request.
On first down TaM gained yardage as the game opened. The outcome remains uncertain with Teddy potentially influencing the hall situation, leaving fans unsure what will unfold next.
Mrs Noble Tubman of Dodson Montana testifies that six weeks of Cuticura Soap and Ointment cured her infant son whose body was covered in itchy burning sores. She recalls extensive suffering before relief and notes the remedies’ economy. Sample offers and a 32 page booklet available from Potter Drug & Chem Corp. Department ISA Boston.
A brief reminiscence connects Artemus Ward’s famed humor to enduring sorrow. The reflection suggests that the tears of predecessors were stirred long ago, as a generation recalls Ward’s comic impact and the lasting weight of past grief.
Judge Carey defends the duty of an Oregon delegate, arguing for principled conduct and faithful representation. The remarks emphasize responsibility, integrity, and adherence to constitutional principles in guiding delegation behavior.
A reader's line notes the weather forecast overemphasizes extreme heat, arguing for gradual temperature rise instead of a single sharp spike. It reflects public frustration with abrupt heat waves and seeks steadier temperature patterns.
A playful sports note depicts the Buckaroos as behaving like lobsters, using a whimsical metaphor to describe their current style or mood, with no further context or details provided.
Agents wanted to sell a Titanic Disaster book told by survivors, 850 pages, 60 illustrations, price $1.00, 60 percent commissions, cash prizes, freight paid, outfit free. Promo claims it rivals Titanic in sales and promotes Great Leaders and National Issues of 1912 with portraits, platforms, and candidate lives by Roosevelt, Bryan, La Follette, Wilson, and others. International Bible House, Perry Building, Philadelphia.
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