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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1910
Page
4
An independent newspaper notice noting Pendleton Oregon origins from East Oregonian Publishing Co. mentions publication weekly and semi weekly services and the Pendleton distribution.
The O R N A C demonstration train starts eastern Oregon schedule next Monday touring towns along marine and branch lines. It aims to teach closer farming methods and crop rotation to boost output beyond current biennial wheat cycles. Dr Withycombe and experts will show how land value and population can improve with proper practices, inviting farmers to learn.
A political group urges a steady, self interested test of policy ideas. They argue consistency and persistence will build credibility and public support through repeated, practical trials of proposed reforms.
New York reports clerical labor glut while skilled labor commands high wages. Graduates gain value with technical expertise such as electrical or textile engineering. Those with trade knowledge find strong starting opportunities. clerks remain limited. The push for technical training and skilled workers spans the country, not just New York.
The speaker accuses reclamation projects of being largely useless and junk piles. He claims land and water are overpriced by officials who are crooks or incompetent, calling the statements bold yet allegedly partisan.
A fragment notes the Rough Rider first encountering General Gordon on his return from the funcies, marking a moment linked to Khartoum without detailing dates or broader context.
A county jail breakout proves easy for prisoners but staying away proves difficult once Sheriff Taylor mounts the trail, signaling persistent pursuit and inmate risk.
Local businessmen join forces in Pendleton to advance city and county interests through a united Commercial association. Despite past differences the spirit is positive and organizers urge attendance at tonight’s association banquet to propel the collaboration.
Louis Hill, son of James J. Hill, is quoted from Los Angeles urging his father to call him home and not let him go away again without a nurse, per a brief interview excerpt.
A brief note describes how a small gathering of men seeking unity for Pendleton and Umatilla County yields outcomes from the meeting, highlighting the influence of local cooperation and shared goals.
A prominent community figure rallies residents and volunteers to back the upcoming vote, emphasizing neighborhood improvements and restated commitments by local groups. Organizers include the Friends of the Park and the Civic Alliance, pledging turnout and solidarity across districts.
The coronation scene in The King of Cadonia at the Empire theater featured $3,000,000 in jewels loaned by a top city firm for the first anniversary. An ancient emerald belt from Ladla, a Burma ruby over 900 carats, and a $309,100 diamond necklace highlighted the display with heavy police guard at every exit.
Mrs H R Saunders credits Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey with her husband’s asthma relief and her own recovery after doctors gave up on her. She praises the medicine as a tonic stimulant that fights disease, rebuilds tissues, and aids in preventing and curing consumption bronchitis and other illnesses. The ad urges demand for sealed bottles and warns against bulk sales, with contact details for the Medical Department Rochester New York.
In Delton Oregon over 30 years practice fitting glasses. I grind my own glasses. Eyes carefully examined and glasses ground to fit.
1640 acres all fenced with 800 acres in grain and 260 in alfalfa. Capable of 750 tons alfalfa this year. Four streams water a mile. Concrete dam and ditches, buildings, fruit trees and berries. Ideal for feed and market stock. Railroad runs through the property. Priced at 40000. E T Wade Office in American National Bank Building Pendleton Oregon.
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