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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1909
Page
4
Pendleton based paper lists publication frequencies daily weekly and semi weekly with subscription rates. Notices include distribution offices at Portland and Washington DC addresses and mention United Press Association affiliation.
East Oregonian reports plans to colonize the 18000 acre Woolery ranch at Ione by promoting subdivision into 160 to 220 acre farms. Officials aim to avoid Hungarian and German settlement and argue small, intensively cultivated ranches can be profitable in eastern Oregon, though large landowners need not delay.
The San Francisco Star notes Mrs. Howard Gould of New York portrays the unearned incomes of social parasites as spent on luxury gowns and endless wear. She claims gowns cost up to 600 dollars and four costume changes daily. George Gould says his father’s estate yielded 1,000,000 dollars income in six years.
The speaker contrasts ancient calls for starving people to eat grass with today’s progress in loosening the grip of social parasites. A century and a quarter of intellectual development has allowed emancipation from those burdens without the horrors of the French Revolution.
Mrs Oliver H PP of Belmont asserts most women over 18 hate men but hide it for policy. Critics deny the claim, noting many wives endure mistreatment yet maintain affection. The piece argues love can outlast hardship, and while money tempts, respect from a husband supports lasting happiness.
The University of Oregon at Eugene hosts a bustling commencement with hundreds of alumni and former students in town. Yesterday a class of 60 graduated, underscoring the state's pride in its flagship institution and its role in shaping future leaders.
A cheerful man walks the street with a bright smile and old song. His mood lifts others who pass, from bookkeepers to bankers, as they hum along. The joyful ripple spreads, erasing wrinkles of care.
A fragment from the Atlanta Constitution features a river hymn urging passage to a peaceful country. The verse evokes rain, fishermen, rosy ranks, and green fields as it laments waiting to follow the river’s song to calm shores.
Discussion at medical conferences urges closer public ties and views on publicity. It argues medicine now emphasizes prevention, education, and proper press use, while distinguishing legitimate information from fraudulent sensationalism. Dr Pettit notes press collaboration aids anti consumption efforts far more than isolated health boards or doctors.
Dr. Smith urges that the race for school board positions be run again under conditions that give the people a real chance to elect the men they want. He calls it a very fair offer and emphasizes public accountability in the process.
Pendleton enjoys a bustling schedule with Knights of Pythias Women of Woodcraft and a circus entertainment ahead of the July celebration. Citizens anticipate political events following the festivities.
A speaker rejects growling and fretting as useless, arguing that complaint does not bring light or progress. He asserts true strength lies in action not rumination, labeling the grumbler as weak and a slave at heart. The verse condemns habitual complaining regardless of difficulties.
The Lakeview Examiner reports a man in the Golden Goose Lake valley received 4500 dollars in cash for his garden and orchard products that year. This amount excludes additional income from dairy poultry and other farm outputs.
A reflection on parental respect as seen through a son’s or daughter’s view of their father. The phrase suggests that a man’s true character is revealed by how his children judge him.
New high records were set in the prices of milk and butter fat at Myrtle Point with butter fat climbing from 37 1 2 to 41 cents.
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