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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1912
Page
4
The notice lists various daily and weekly subscription options with durations by mail and by carrier. It notes the paper as a member of the United Press Association and provides the main telephone number for the official city and county paper.
Poem questions how others respond to a struggling brother. the speaker wonders if aid is given or if one ignores the burden. He asks if a smile, light words, or a helping hand could have steadied him against hardship and downhill fate. The tone is hopeful yet accusatory.
The Oregonian lauds Pendleton Round-up as a one of a kind Northwest spectacle. It notes Portland could not duplicate the event and warns imitators would diminish Pendleton’s shine. Citizens urged to focus on a fall show that prompts envy and excites locals.
The piece praises the grit of Mrs Pankhurst and fellow suffragettes for starving themselves to press their cause while noting American protesters should avoid such methods. It highlights the readiness to die in pursuit of suffrage and reflects on national differences in tactics.
Pendleton will hold no Fourth of July celebration this year leaving the county to small towns that do not usually celebrate. Out of town visitors may instead attend the Etks circus for entertainment described as hilariously funny.
Gompers Morrison and Mitchell faced jail after testifying on Buck stove and range company. The case centered on their simple, direct statements about the firm’s practices and products.
A poem traces a father who saves and sacrifices to amass wealth and deny pleasure. His son, inheriting riches, abandons steady ground for reckless desire, racing toward ruin and a devilish end. The narrator notes the son�s fixation on lofty aims while his feet never touch the level.
An insurance agent asks to speak with a factory superintendent while walking through the plant. They tour the pattern room woodworkers' department and the hammer room as the agent explains policies. The superintendent agrees to listen during the walk.
A Washington Star quotation notes a cautious view on women's political participation. Mies Cuy eme remarks that given how leading gentleman candidates attack each other, it is unsurprising that voters in the Indies feel they could do better. The exchange highlights public skepticism toward candidates and a call for improvement.
An admiring friend hails Odlious Compaison's animal collection as the pressiest since Noah's Ark. The circus manager retorts that Noah traveled by boat with only two elephants, reflecting the playful exchange over a famed menagerie.
Pendleton Oregon June 25 The editor of the East Oregonian receives a self defense letter from a Presbyterian pastor denying rumors he is a heretic. He argues that insinuations harm his reputation and warns of threats from church factions, insisting he has never uttered or printed anti orthodox statements.
F J Milnes defends his view that the Bible and Christ are not literally identical but both Word of God in figurative sense. He rejects rumors of heresy as ignorant or malicious and calls for mercy and pardon. He asks the editor to seek proof and pleads not guilty.
The Pendleton Round-Up earns national acclaim as a unique autumn show surpassing all rivals. Promoters built from scarce funds and limited grounds, but the event now promises smooth future runs and broader regional recognition benefiting Pendleton and the Northwest.
An ad extols Mother's Friend as a long used external remedy to ease pregnancy. It claims it lubricates muscles and tendons, expands skin and tissues, and prepares the body for safe motherhood. Sold at drug stores with a free book for expectant mothers by Bradfield Regulator Co. Atlanta Ga.
Asheville North Carolina and Circleville Ohio women report relief from menopausal symptoms after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Testimonials describe improved health and a wish to help others through this critical life period. Women note previous physician attempts were unhelpful and urge consideration of the remedy.
A brief note asserts that rewards for local loyalty and effort come through civic advancement and the growth of Pendleton, with no direct monetary return. The emphasis highlights intrinsic value over personal profit.
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