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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1911
Page
4
Onegosias is kept on sale at the Vreges News Co. 329 Morrie Street. Pendleton is the city of publication with the Rumor Weekly paper served by the United Press Association. Official city and county paper.
The poem explores celestial imagery and nature wonders as a speaker contemplates divine creation. It weaves references to the Potter Moulder Builder and Painter to express a cosmic unity. The narration invokes celestial labor and the poet's intimate kinship with the heavens.
Public furore erupts in Pendleton as the Commercial club backs a city inquiry into electricity and gas charges. The East Oregonian and local press push for transparent pricing, while the Pacific Power & Light Company faces criticism for perceived overcharges and impediments to investigation. The paper warns such corporate behavior fuels eventual government regulation.
The report portrays Governor West as modest and cautious yet capable of decisive action when convinced. It notes his reluctance to take bold steps, though he may pursue a cause with persistence, reflecting a belief that traditional prison management methods are flawed.
The governor seeks to convene prisoners and reclassify convicts as men, delivering a plan to ensure success. Some parolees lose life and trust, while a few earnest inmates with desperate characters are monitored closely. The governor will act sternly toward those abusing privileges and praise is given for good work.
The Pendleton Commercial Club promotes active participation by all members. Secretary Keete strengthens the club as he learns the situation, and the community is urged to cooperate with business leaders for Pendleton’s interests. Differences should be expressed openly but kept within proper limits.
The 0.W.O.B.N. company promises a solution for summer mountain travel so visitors won’t endure delays. A combined Penditon to Huntington train is seen as the best fix. The Oregonian notes it focuses on lowering public light costs rather than crediting the electrical firm, reaffirming its duty to help readers save money.
With the Round-up drawing nigh it would be hard to interest local people in such an affair. An avi Allen met Kuch port may be pleasing to Wala Waliane but it would seem quiet here.
A garbled snippet asks how many more coronation pas sages and hints at delays in a prolonged ceremony. The text mentions arroe and water, implying confusion over the event’s progress and logistics.
In a heated dispute over funding and control, Weston’s normal school factions clash with the state board. Ackerman, president of the State Board of Normal Regents, opposes Weeton’s claim while lamenting senate decisions and long-tenured salaries. Weston guards its remaining property as security for unpaid claims, signaling a tense power struggle and potential armed action to recover assets.
Summaries of events across centuries note 1724 Glasgow malt tax agitation, 1736 English witchcraft act under James I, 1741 London daily mail first issue, and 1404 New Hampshire governor refusing to sign a constitutional amendment passed by the legislature.
The text notes Isél led campaigns in the Russian and South American theaters, Farragut’s fleet bombardment at Vicksburg and withdrawal on July 14, and a French leader’s assassination amid a broader conflict. It also mentions a cavalry clash near Las Goasima, casualties among American riders, and a bandit release involving Perdicaric.
The Philadelphia Record quotes Senator Depew at a New York dinner joking about his speaking gifts and a farmer's blunt praise. The farmer warned that if Depew ever contracted lockjaw he would "bust," highlighting humorous bravado amid the event.
Governor West earns praise for action and results as supporters hail his steady leadership. The remark underscores public perception of effective governance and reliability in delivering policy outcomes.
Weston residents repeatedly supported the state normal school when finances threatened. In 1909 amid closures and shifting terms the community gathered funds to prevent teacher starvation and ensure graduate diplomas, contributing about $2000 to avert disaster despite ongoing scrutiny from officials.
Years of suffering with catarrh and blood disease end after two bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla. Dawkins of Fort Wayne Indiana reports rapid recovery and urges others to try Hood's, praising its effects. Also mentions Sarsaparilla tablets.
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