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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1910
Page
4
The fragment appears to describe newspaper publishing details for Pendleton Oregon. It lists publication names, offices in Portland and Chicago, and a Washington, D C bureau, with postal entry information and delivery details. The readable items indicate dates and locations tied to Oregon publishing.
Tomorrow evening local business leaders in Portland will host a banquet under the Commercial Association in honor of Tom Richardson, secretary of the Portland commercial club. The gathering aims to unite Pendleton and eastern Oregon, urging publicity to attract settlers to Umatilla County and promote regional development. Discussion will cover county publicity funding via a property tax and steps to attract new population to irrigable and non irrigable lands.
The Oregon Journal rebuts Oregonian criticisms of conservationists, arguing the movement aims to guide prudent use and development of natural resources in the West. The exchange highlights tensions between papers over conservation plans and western development.
The speaker denounces privileged owners who hoard lands timber minerals and water powers for profit and proposes a policy of greatest good for the many. He concedes possible mistakes but asserts noble aims and urges broad public support, blaming opposition as aligned with predatory monopolies.
The East Oregonian notes the Washington Oregon company promised to build a traction line after a $25,900 stock subscription and declares the need for a city to valley and river route. It predicts the line will be established soon, though which firm is not yet certain.
The grand jury, convened to relieve county jail congestion by criminal cases, has redirected its focus to juvenile gambling games as a related issue. It notes a link between juvenile gambling and youthful crime, implying the prior congestion had a self resolving effect.
Enthusiasm for Roosevelt grows as supporters anticipate his radio speech in New York. A new pig railway strike threat looms, signaling a challenging year for labor controversies and union tensions.
A humorous verse catalogues bonnet styles from смеш, tall and round to square and frilled. It contrasts whimsy with practicality, noting some bonnets feature grass, fur, or flowers while a buyer seeks one high in shape and price.
A disruptive scene unfolds as a man nicknamed Ughi stirs a tense exchange. A friend offers water to calm or wash away the tension while others debate letting him go. The overheard dispute ends with heated voices and indeterminate actions.
J B Despain from Pendleton recalls a Lead South Dakota council episode where Alderman Edward Thomas, expelled by the Socialist party, resigns after debate on his loyalty. The council and miners union respond as Thomas argues for recall rights and cleaner politics, urging elected officials be trained in sociology rather than law or barbering.
1640 acres all fenced with new ports 800 acres in grain 260 acres alfalfa. Will cut 760 tons alfalfa this year. Water stream powers irrigation with concrete dams and ditches. Good buildings fruit trees berries and stock feeding potential. Railroad runs through the mile. Asking price 46 000. B T Wade office in American Nat Bank Pendleton Oregon.
Inland Herald reports FP Hopkinson Smith urging restoration of old fashioned politeness after criticizing New York and praising Chicago. He contrasts hurried urban rudeness with Western courtesy, calling for a return to simple, courteous deportment of the past.
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