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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1910
Page
4
Fragmented postal notice from Pendleton Oregon describing frequent mailing options by mail and carrier for weekly and monthly periods. The item appears as second class mail matter for an official city and county paper with unclear schedules and pricing references.
In a bankers convention speech J J Browne of Spokane argues conservation promotes resource development not blocking it. He cites power sites on the Walulla River where rights revert if not developed, noting Roosevelt and Pinchot advanced conservation to curb monopolies and ensure government custody of undeveloped resources.
In Polk County Mey the assembly named a full slate with the Republican faction led by Ralph Williams guiding the national committee influence. The event signals a coordinated party effort shaping local leadership and future alignment.
The Oregonian argues that reform is needed to curb machine politics. It condemns Williams and his Polk county clique for allegedly pressuring legislators to betray pledges on the senatorship. The piece advocates direct selection of officials by the people to ensure accountability and nonpartisan good citizenship.
The Convention City remarks praise Pendleton for hosting a visiting convention and entertaining delegates through a courteous, civic effort. It credits the city with adequate accommodations for large gatherings and urges maintaining the reputation as the best convention city in eastern Oregon.
The Weston ball team captured the league pennant after a triumphant final round. The town celebrates a strong, consistent lineup and a standout band, while rivals and local spectators acknowledge Weston’s premier team in the region.
The public building DHE was passed and has been signed by the president. Uncertainty remains whether it contains further appropriation for the Pendleton federal building. Delegates from banks with 360,060,000 pounds on deposit attended the bankers convention, sparking thoughts of possible loan negotiations.
The upcoming Oregon election is expected to follow lines different from past political tactics. Voters will see shifts in campaigning style and messaging as candidates address current issues and public concerns with a more restrained approach.
Weston ball players prepare to meet the Irrigation League champions in a high stakes matchup. The winner claims regional bragging rights and momentum heading into the post season as both teams showcase strong offenses and tight defense.
In Eastern Oregon the clash over conservation policy grows as some men resist Roosevelt Pinchot ideas and favor Heyburn. They argue for more governmental irrigation, while private capital would take on the work.
Residents urge timely delivery of mountain water to ease drought conditions as Pendieton plans to secure a fourth supply line. Officials weigh options to accelerate delivery and minimize shortages.
A pompous New York visitor at a Washington hotel behaved outrageously for days. He insulted bellboys and clerks, abused service, and complained about rooms, phones, and the bar. Lately he ordered two senate in a parlor car for the 4 o clock New York train, demanding seats and a footrest.
Washington记 newspiece recalls Jesse Overstreet a former Indiana representative as a survivor of the Ebbitt House Midnight Club era. Francia Gordon recalls 1844 congressional figures gathered nightly in a corner by Captain Danford and others and notes Overstreet and George Steele were the last surviving members.
American visitors in Berlin draw attention for their loud cheers at royal parades and for wearing oversized glasses and padded shoulders. Native fans note their vibrant, humorous behavior and a trend toward American beverages influencing local bars. Crown prince influences fashion with a hybrid fourteenth century-tinged style, blending orange, lime, bitters, and champagne over crushed ice.
A romantic verse celebrates spring and Cupid with lines about April love and the melody of birds. The fragment describes spring’s heart, youth, tears and smiles, concluding with a mention of Haltimere American.
Sir Roger Palmer a Crimean veteran dies. He found a Hussars sentry asleep and chose mercy over court martial. The next day he led his troop toward the Valley of Death in the charge of the Six Hundred. A Russian rider aimed at him when a Hussar struck the attacker’s skull.
A concise note asserts that every woman exhibits unique character variations driven by individual traits rather than a universal standard. The statement reflects a belief in personal differences shaping behavior and disposition.
In urging steady effort and constant action the author argues vitality is earned through exertion and rest taken at proper times. He cites aging, mental work, and avoiding worry as drains, while kindness and helping others sustain life.
A collection of quirky phrases and malapropisms on human behavior, money, pride, and marriage. The items riff on honesty and folly with tongue in cheek lines about appetite, misjudgment, and divorce as a retrial of fate.
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