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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1912
Page
4
Readable fragments list varying delivery options and prices for Dally and Weekly publications. Mentions durations of one month three months six months and one year, with prices like 130 and 195 and 375 for different carriers and malls. Includes carrier delivery in multiple formats.
The cornerstone for the Eastern Oregon State Hospital branch in Pendleton was laid today with a ceremony. The project aims for a model, well-located institution in Umatilla County with strong planning to ensure efficiency and quality at the lowest feasible cost.
Governor Went Secretary Olcott and Portland organizations are coordinating steps toward safeguarding efforts. The initiative seeks to marshal resources, align agencies, and mobilize community support for protective measures amid rising concerns.
Cottolene is presented as the best cooking fat with clean source and surroundings. It is packed in airtight pails designed to stay fresh and free from dust and odors. The copy claims it goes one third farther than lard and that quality dictates price. It promises a satisfaction guarantee or money back.
An Oregon issue in Umatilla County provokes approval talks on blue sky laws. Critics note many salesmen target wage earners for dubious ventures claiming surface or aerial riches. The passage urges stronger laws against gambling and get rich quick schemes with no real chance of profit.
LA and West reports suggest limited success for the Round-up in a large city. The paper deems the in-city show less authentic as bronchoes and riders lose naturalness amid urban surroundings and streetcar noise. It argues frontier entertainment belongs in El Paso San Antonio Tucson or other cattle heart towns.
A magazine writer argues recall of judges is not new, but a long standing operation. Political machines have long controlled recalls by removing judges who oppposed special interests. The piece suggests giving judges a stake in public opinion to curb excesses by political managers who control nominations.
The Carnegie Foundation is faulted by critics for its existence and meddling. The piece argues that the nation and the elite sustain colleges and universities, and that outsiders need not manage their affairs.
The passage notes Judge Ellis and Jerry Rusk failing to draw large crowds alone and calls for a hard joint debate to excite public interest.
A spirited note says the ongoing Mexican revolution proves almost as interesting as the Roosevelt Taft scrap, signaling heightened public interest in regional upheavals and national politics.
A brief note highlights a lively baseball season with fans buzzing about teams and upcoming games. Local clubs prepare for matchups as excitement builds around players, schedules, and season prospects.
The corner stone lags in arrival yet advances at a measured pace, signaling careful planning and eventual completion of the project.
Fragments indicate residents seek a hard surfaced driveway as Pendleton experiences typical weather. Local officials note project considerations and upcoming approvals amid ongoing planning.
In Judge William E Dever s Chicago court a 15 year old witness presented a name far longer than typical. When asked to spell it she identified herself as Harbertunninnibertunnin Pillow, prompting the judge to note the unusually long moniker and the girl s nickname Harbertunnl for short.
Mrs Wash Spears, widow, offers home laundry services including laundering lace curtains. She invites trial at your convenience and provides telephone number 1255. Albia Iowa Union note.
A period article outlines paper bag methods for cooking potatoes with parsley tomatoes and halibut. It covers prep steps including washing peeling brushing with butter wrapping in paper bags and baking or grilling times and serving suggestions.
A committee of artists patrons and critics in England aims to decorate walls of public schools churches hospitals and homes with murals. Young artists would submit designs for small or no pay to gain experience and receive intelligent criticism. The Hull House Theater cited as an American example encouraging similar effort at home.
A fragment shows a woman asking would you marry a man who is stihger than you. He replies it could depend on a circumstance. She asks what circumstance. She says she would require him to let whiskers grow and use hair restorer to become bald as soon as possible.
The defense attorney rose to address the jury saying that after all the testimony there is not one instance of clear proof or decisive evidence supporting the charges. He urged the jurors to consider the credibility of witnesses and the lack of direct link to the accused being described as the center of the controversy.
An old Pendleton Drug Store advertisement offers a 25 cent trial of ZEMO, an antiseptic wash claimed to relieve eczema, pimples, rashes, psoriasis and other skin diseases, promising quick relief and germ destruction.
Guidance on avoiding coarse or dull hair and dandruff. It asserts dandruff germs cause hair loss and scalp diseases and promises PARISIAN SAGE will cure or refund. The ad claims Tallman & Co. guarantees the product, used by thousands of Americans who detest uncleanliness, priced at 60 cents for a large bottle.
Elliston Virginia and Trenton Missouri residents attest that Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound cured their female troubles after long illnesses. Mrs Enship reports ten months bedridden, fainting spells, and restored health enabling housework. Mrs Parnell says it ended severe pain and weakness, allowing her to work again.
The defense attorney declares there is not a particle of evidence against the client. Jurors pause, face each other, and exchange a relieved smile as they anticipate Wis coming.
Report notes Bosworth, described as a man of force of character, reportedly resisted signing a petition about a matter he admitted knowing nothing about. The remark suggests scrutiny of his judgment and decision making.
The fragment hints at a couple discussing a wife with literary aims and careful drafting, noting she diligently punctuates orders for the grocer, reflecting domestic life and personal ambitions.
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