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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1909
Page
4
The Daily East Oregonian publishing company in Pendleton Oregon lists subscription options for daily weekly and semi weekly editions with various mail and carrier rates. It notes agency sale points and references a United Press Association membership and post office status.
Readable text shows a brief farewell line mentioning regret at not responding and sending love from Adelbery Clark, implying a personal note rather than a formal item. No additional verifiable details are present in the fragment.
A Pendleton observer notes that nine tenths of new western settlers seek irrigated land under reclamation projects. Middle states readers crave tales of wealth from desert lands, fueling a flood of homeseekers. Umatilla County offers thriving farmland, already watered or soon to be reclaimed, with Milton-Freewater as a top draw.
The Washington coast benefits from Western agitation against Japanese in California and the West, bolstering attempts to curb Japanese immigration and prompting higher Pacific defense spending. Westerners seek a policy away from conflict with Japan while pressing Eastern officials to grasp local sentiment, including Roosevelt’s view.
The quotation argues for stronger Pacific coast defenses and a Pacific battleship fleet to settle the issue. It asserts government action is needed and urges provision of the necessary forces to achieve the desired outcome.
The text recalls former President Theodore Roosevelt stepping down without ceremony and returning to Oyster Bay. It notes his private life, ongoing popularity, and the potential for his public stature to rise or fall based on future actions. Roosevelt’s retirement sparks a renewed examination of his personality and influence.
The group debates relocating their offices while stressing harmony and loyalty. The aim is to unify the association with the publicity bureau and recruit a capable manager or secretary to lead the work, noting such talent is scarce and not found easily.
A partial line notes a woolen mill project that aims to place the town again on the manufacturing map. The fragment hints at revival efforts, suggesting renewed industry and local employment opportunities.
Poem extols Arizona's vast blue sky deserts and distant mountains. Vivid imagery portrays barren landscapes, cacti, caravans, and wind blown dunes. The narrator wonders at the land's freedom and divine presence under an expansive horizon.
A fragmented 19th century style creed outlines duties to do good without complaint, help others, reform faults, aid brothers, seek worthy causes, and lead by example. It emphasizes self-improvement, fair treatment, and resisting profit at others’ expense.
Ormedy McHarg has been buried in New Mexico and critics note his past political influence. The item implies his involvement with New Mexicans mirrors prior activity in Oregon during the early legislative session, raising questions about why he should hold a government position.
George FE Chamberlain became a United States senator and was sworn in at the Capitol while former Commissioner Williams watched in sulky silence. The scene raises questions about Oregon's plan for direct election of senators and its viability.
A Canadian inventor unveils a brick laying machine claimed to enable two men and a boy to do the work of seven, promising faster construction and reduced labor costs for projects. The device aims to revolutionize brickwork by increasing efficiency and output at building sites.
A note urges the legislature to appropriate funds in the special session opening March 15 to maintain normal schools through the current school year for the sake of decency and stability.
A call for a 50 percent payment on the woolen mill bonds wins approval prospects. The move would allow Pendleton to progress toward repayment as months pass, easing debt obligations and signaling fiscal prudence for local industry stakeholders.
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