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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1910
Page
4
A fragmented line shows an entry at Pendleton referencing second class mail matter and a telephone note, suggesting a local postal or office filing. The readable fragment indicates a shipping or mailing label context within a historic newspaper fragment.
A reflective verse fragment urges steady growth through daily study and removal of flaws. It calls for tiny improvements, knowledge gained, and the addition of virtue to justify effort. The piece emphasizes continued self-betterment and restraint.
In Success Magazine Charles Edward Russell links crime to slum living conditions and degeneracy from poor air and dark rooms. He cites police observations of criminal youths with degraded health, stating moral decay mirrors physical welfare and urging environmental improvements to curb crime.
The assembly faction led by Ralph Williams clashes with others who seek to nullify the direct primary law to elect U S senators by tactics tried last winter. The Oregon Journal notes the upheaval as delegates clash over pledges and political method amid accusations of racial taunts.
Advocates of the assembly plan strive to create the impression that their scheme is in harmony with the direct primary. The passage notes the tense stance of supporters against McKinley era procedures and implies political maneuvering.
Residents of Walla Walla contend the city’s muddy water from hydrants signals a need for a reservoir. The Evening Bulletin and Walla Walla Union-Flag report two days of unusable drinking water due to winter mud from hills. Proposals urge securing water supply to ensure clear, safe, year‑round service.
The Athena enterprise reports an artesian well at 10600 feet with a flow of 1000 gallons per hour and water of excellent quality. Reliability may improve as depth increases, encouraging irrigation prospects for Athena and eastern Oregon. Local farmers could support the project, amid railroad rivalry and regional optimism. The next school teachers convention is set for March 2.
A Porthood Journal report indicates that 20 Hines Walt Mason faces an indictment. The article links the case to ongoing legal actions and notes the involved individuals. Further details remain unclear in the readable text.
Griffith presses for a Rube 2 deal with St Louis while Cravath pins hopes on a banner season with Minneapolis. Patsy Donovan and Connie Mack teams shine with fast bases and hitters. Wagner plays 14 years with 1743 games and 1263 runs. Milwaukee eyes Russ Bailey for a tryout in the American Association. Chicago Nationals project same lineup, April 14 opener. Birmingham notes arm weakness from punching the bag and advises against it.
The poem excerpt depicts a playful dialogue with Central, trading Mars and Venus banter, fashion chatter, and a busted wire joke. John Kendrick Bangs from Harper's Weekly frames a humorous sci fi caricature of long distance calls across planets, ending with a costly bill and a wire outage.
People argue that medicine cannot cure, only palliate, and that true cure comes from right living. Peruna is promoted as stimulation of digestion and a aid to the body’s natural powers, not a cure, with claims it helps those who live badly or have chronic weakness. The ad urges reading testimonials and requesting literature from the Peruna Drug Manufacturing Co.
Premiums received during the year from interest dividends and rents and other sources show 37,687. Losses paid during the year and dividends paid on capital stock, commissions and salaries paid, taxes licenses and fees paid, and all other expenditures are itemized as part of the financial statement.
A playful exchange from Horatio Windsor in Puck riffs on the sophomore male at college. The lines hint at next year’s team, basketball, social life with Peaches and Cream, hazing, fights, pranks, love, and even writing the sophomore play, all framed as a playful, teasing lament about a student’s Time of Times.
A clipped tale traces a self made figure rising from poverty to wealth through sheer effort and risk taking. He rejects domestic trifles, builds railways and mines, and becomes a symbol among copper kings before the narrative ends.
The advertised property spans 1640 fenced acres with 800 dedicated to grain and 260 to alfalfa. It includes a water stream, concrete dam and ditches, ample water for irrigation, fruit trees, berry patches, and railroad access through the middle. Priced at 46000 dollars through BE. Wade at American National Bank, Pasitton, Oregon.
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