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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1910
Page
4
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The Farmers Union of America, led by President Barrett of Atlanta, plans rapid growth and a North American reach, with Canada’s wheat growers seeking affiliation. The Georgia Constitution sees a shift toward closer Canada US ties, potential tariff realignment, and the rise of farmer influence in politics and economics across both nations.
A New York police report notes that immoral shows are halted in the city, while the New York Press states that rural visitors create demand for such vulgar exhibitions, prompting reluctant metropolitan managers to permit them.
A city press critique argues that metropolitan reporting poisons rural minds, urging country readers to rise to urban standards or risk losing their moral influence. The piece laments sensational divorce and crime coverage flowing from cities and calls for abating such metropolitan reports.
The Spokesman-Review lauds a Chicago man who muzzled his prize rooster to benefit neighbors. It cites Christian humility and selflessness as rare, praising the act as a notable personal sacrifice that quiets the vocal birds and brings comfort to the community.
Governor Hushes announces support for direct public nominations and urges New York legislature to pass the measure. The move provokes questions about Oregon machine politicians and their stance on the assembly plan, signaling the governor's clear position on the issue.
The speaker is described as getting hot under the collar and threatening to use strong tactics to push through a savings bank bill. He targets the opposition of certain senators, hinting at drastic measures that historically influenced crises, while noting effectiveness depends on who wields the “biz stick.”
The present Congress has appropriated 1.08 billion dollars, the largest budget in history, and with the phrase high cost of living the Taft era is portrayed as lacking economy. The statement casts the administration against economic restraint and historical spending milestones.
A Webb woman and her accomplice chose Portland as the site for a brutal murder described as among the foulest in Northwest crime after time spent living in Seattle and Spokane. The case ties the suspects to multiple western cities and highlights a chilling premeditated act.
The Independent telephone man promises a “three second service” guarantee, a dream for residents tired of Pendleton’s lagging phone system and slow connections. The line suggests optimism amid ongoing complaints about reliability and speed.
Joe Gane, once recognized as x light weight champion, confronts a tough foe as he attempts to overcome tuberculosis while preparing for a major draw. The piece notes the strain on his health and the ongoing fight against the disease alongside his boxing career.
Tom Johnson and Governor Harmon exchange sharp words as they work their knives toward the Ohio Democratic Convention. The exchange suggests a tense, divided path ahead for party unity.
In the Portland trunk murder case critics say the affinity business went too far with slogans like Oregon schools for Oregon students, highlighting tensions between identity politics and local crime discourse.
Congress faces uncertainty as lawmakers weigh timing of adjournment this week amid stalled negotiations and looming deadlines. Party leaders expressed hopes for a quick vote on key bills but cautioned delays remain possible.
St. Petersburg report says the Russian ministry of communications drafted a bill to create a line of communication through the North Arctic Ocean to facilitate trade between western Siberia and western Europe.
A reader letter mocks Rev. Dr. Johnson's critique of women’s dress and vanity. The piece argues men influence women through behavior, not admonition, and urges sincere love over sermonizing to win women away from fashionable attire.
Harrys A Maxwell recalling a Raleigh gathering describes Indiana’s Beveridge as the state’s second best lawyer after Benjamin Harrison. In the White House lobby during Harrison’s presidency, the crowd debated lawyers with one man insisting Beveridge is the next top lawyer, despite mock doubt from others.
A California tale recounts Mark Twain on the sidewalk with a clear box under his arm. A woman asks if he is smoking too much. He replies nonchalantly that he is moving, claiming everyone is magazine.
Thousands have already proven the value and urge you to follow their example and get a bottle today. It aids loss of appetite, head and body aches, indigestion, dyspepsia, costiveness, biliousness, general weakness, or malaria.
An advertisement extols S S S as a blood purifier that cures Contagious Blood Poison by cleansing the circulation. It attacks mercurial and mineral treatments as temporary, claims lasting cure, and promises a free home treatment book from The Swift Specific Co. Atlanta Georgia.
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