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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1912
Page
4
Publication notes that the Daily East Srezgonian is kept on sale at the Wrepon News Co Portland Oregon and at the News Co Portland office. Security detail and bureau contact information appear, with mention of a press association membership and distribution details.
Across a blurred boundary a segment of Idaho residents crosses the Snake River and spreads Idaho spirit into Oregon, challenging typical state lines as they move beyond traditional borders and norms.
Travelers learn Pendleton is the capital of a major wheat county and a hub for irrigation, timber, and fruit districts. The Umatilla project and reservation fringe the city, while the woolen mill, new high school, hospitals, churches, and street paving mark rapid growth. The Round-up festival underscores Pendleton’s famous outdoor exhibition and regional prominence.
An advertisement extols S. S. S. as the king of blood purifiers and a superior tonic for spring ailments. It asserts pure blood prevents diseases, describes how weak blood causes anaemia eczema and rheumatism, and claims S. S. S. cleanses and strengthens the blood without minerals. It invites readers to write for a book and medical advice from The Swift Specific Co. Atlanta, Ga.
North Dakota returns reveal lingering support for a late burial figure with friends defending him, while La Follette’s Dakota win signals continued GOP influence. The primary outcome shows North Dakotans distrust the fat man, with standpatters and Democrats blamed by some.
If March 26 is a nice day locals may turn out in a body for the branch ASEULUM corner stone laying. Much responsibility rests with the sub committee having charge of the weather.
A focused analysis outlines why the soap box campaign style fails to press Taft across the electorate. It notes voter attitudes, public speaking limits, and the era's media dynamics shaping political influence.
The note calls for residents to join a statewide effort as yards are tidied. It urges people to prepare supplies and participate, highlighting community spirit and organized cleanup days.
A gospel program is planned in Pendleton tonight featuring a democratic theme. Local church organizers invite attendees to a community service and musical event expected to attract residents from surrounding areas.
An Irish claimant from Manchester thrashes Mick Fitzpatrick in London in a court scene cited by London Diogenes. Justice Simpleman questions motive and fatefully magnifies a horseshoe as a symbol of education and ignorance in a humorous exchange.
During a visit to France Henri Vignaud recounted a tale of a Pyrenees district senator named Renaud who rented a Paris hotel room for a month paying two hundred francs in advance. The proprietor offered a receipt and Renaud replied that a receipt was unnecessary.
In a fragmentary exchange from March Lippincott's, Renaud replies to a sneer about belief in God with a refusal but asks to be issued a receipt. The garbled text reflects a dialogue snippet and a request for formal acknowledgment.
A fragmented verse recalls a shabby figure once wealthy, now fallen. It frames a faded era where five figures could not pad his day and laments his decline from affluence to ruin.
A lively scene at the University of Pennsylvania track event unfolds as two runners parade an amused young visitor in front of a preoccupied professor. The girl shivers and quips that being without stockings is dreadfully cold, prompting a witty exchange about the fourth dimension and dress.
Mrs Jenkins, mid hair arrangement, is confronted by her balding husband who asks why she does not fix her hair as she once did. The exchange captures a domestic moment with sharp dialogue typical of the era.
The tramp appeared at a house with an automobile at the front gate. He asked for aid and said he did not want food. He sought to know if the residents would let their chauffeur drive him to the next town. He claimed there was nothing doing at the current location.
A neighbor asks help for a sick cat in a city flat. The respondent describes polite refusals and a patient mother sending a message through a child. The passage ends with uncertainty as to possibilities for aid.
Doctors nationwide report a severe grip epidemic with distressing symptoms. Kidneys suffer, back pain and urinary trouble common, potentially leading to Brights disease. Local druggists note high Swamp Root sales, an herbal kidney and bladder remedy by Dr Kilmer Co of Binghamton NY, offering sample bottles by mail. Regular bottles cost 50 cents to 1.00. ask for this paper when purchasing.
Dorothy, whose parents are Chris and a scientist, recently moved from the country to the city. A friend visiting asks where the kitten Dorothy loved has gone, seeking the pet's whereabouts after the relocation.
A fragment from March Lippincott's notes a janitor blocking access to a gittey in the flint and a father transferring ownership. The brief suggests a family moment with a small domestic dispute. No further context is provided.
Absent minded passenger asks about a ticket that the conductor explains calls for a diamond ring. The dialogue appears in the Milwaukee Sentinel as a humorous caption or cartoon caption style.
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