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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1911
Page
4
Public text lists subscription rates and distribution details for the Daily East Oregonian. It notes city and carrier delivery options, office addresses in Portland and Pendleton, and mentions United Press Association affiliation. The fragment reflects historical newspaper masthead information and publication logistics in Oregon.
A compact verse fragment expresses rejection of servility. The speaker asserts independence from another's will and rejects a life of slavery, affirming personal freedom and resistance to coercion.
President Taft calls an extra session to push the reciprocity treaty but experts doubt major tariff changes. Henry Clews predicts mostly political maneuvering with possible tariff agitation during campaign season, while Democrats may push for a tariff commission to mirror the ICC.
The county court authorized publishing the county expenses in the East Oregonian under a law selecting the newspaper with the largest county circulation. The law does not require a specific edition, though the clerk asked for weekly-circulation sworn statements. The East Oregonian notes the clerk acted in error by focusing on weekly editions.
The East Oregonian switches from semi weekly to weekly for publishing legal notices after merging editions. The county court required this action, citing the paper as having the largest circulation in Umatilla County and designated to publish county expenses while defending the process against Milton Eagle’s criticism as proper and in line with good business practice.
The East Oregonian loses its oldest employee Teddy Weaver who left Sunday for Portia to take a new position. For 25 years he was in the mechanical force, noted for speed and strong language. His departure follows a high esteem for his contributions to the paper. The county court's road plan is urged to spur Pendleton street improvements as some connecting roads are in better condition than the streets.
Notice urges bids for constructing a water main from city limits to the branch asylum site. It underscores a forthcoming vote on a mountain water system to ensure the state has ample pure water for its institutions and communities.
In a charged confrontation, a determined individual pushes a pivotal argument that could etch his name in history or, alternatively, edge him toward a less favorable fate. The scene hints at high stakes and lasting implications.
A London Times interpretation notes that the witness discussed American cleverness versus British restraint. It argues cleverness is natural and not earned by force, condemning attempts to artificial self improvement and comparing national temperaments, noting France’s urban cleverness and Britain’s rural roots.
Statistics by A W Cooper of the Western Pine Manufacturers show inland empire timber could build 17 million four and five room cottages or house more than half of US and Canada. In a 400 mile district with 3 billion feet capacity, 1999 cut 1.468 billion feet. Mill value about 21 million dollars, 14 million paid for in dor. Railroads hauled six million. Stumpage valued at 23 million. District investment about 119 million, working capital 25 to 30 million. One hundred thousand directly supported and 20 thousand employed on 300 day year.
Pittsburg March 6 Honus Wagner was drawn for jury duty in the common pleas court but was excused after promising to play ball as never before. Fans celebrated as the Dutchman donned his war paint for the West Baden trip, while ad chatter puffs a wheat ranch listing near Pendleton for $2000.
Indications point to a wonderful development in the west end of the county this summer and to a healthy increase in population for that section. Local merchants should act accordingly. The baseball season will soon open.
The Washington Herald notes Representative Nicholas Longworth is a capable amateur boxer. In Cincinnati, his father trained with him as sparring, leaving Nick surprised by his own improvement after Harvard.
An old advertisement touts a laxative remedy combining figs and Eliseo Sioa ke ee the world, claiming gentle, effective relief from headaches, colds, indigestion, pains, constipation, sour stomach, and dizziness. It emphasizes a desert spoon dose and natural action without irritating the system. The copy references California origin.
Montgomery Advertiser reports Dr Petit a veterinary surgeon injected a hare with a few milligrams of radium to restore youth. He suggests radium could become the basis for a life extending serum that may halt aging in humans, promising a future where laughter defeats Father Time.
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