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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1911

Page

4

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More Lovely Grows the Earth as We Grow Old

Poem fragment attributed to Helen A. Saxon from Twentieth Century Magazine contemplates aging, beauty, and reverence for nature. It contrasts growing old with intensified perception of simple things and their sacred beauty.

Helen A. Saxon Twenteth Century Magazine

A Practical Philosopher Roosevelt’s Plain Truth

Ex-President Roosevelt emphasizes in Berkeley that public achievement rests on private character formed at home. He states that the nation advances only if the average American and his wife are decent, and that strong citizenship begins with a good home life. He argues the home is the nation’s basis and its strength or weakness shapes the state.

Roosevelt Berkeley Ufe

New York shirtwaist factory fire to be tried for murder

Two men connected to the fatal shirtwaist sweatshop blaze in New York, which killed 148 girls, face wholesale murder charges. Prosecution targets factory owners, building owners, or others responsible, drawing parallels to the General Slocum case and its warning against unsafe, overcrowded ships.

New York General Slocum

Punished Man Faces Death as Girls Died Saturday

A grim note reports a man facing execution under law after a structure plunge as 148 girls reportedly died on Saturday. The text implies a mass tragedy tied to a legal punishment and a fatal incident.

Tingly

Northwest towns push extensive street paving drive

Over recent years northwest towns have expanded street paving in both residential and business areas. Concrete curbs and walks improve the look of streets, with wide forks and selective paving planned to upgrade the town and attract better perceptions. Medford has already undertaken substantial paving and Pendleton is urged to begin a paving crusade to boost appearance.

Northwest Medford Pendleton

Pendleton Danger: Jack the Grabber Threat to Women

An editorial urges swift action against a street attacker targeting young women in Pendleton. The writer condemns the suspect as contemptible and dangerous, warns of possible murder or abduction, and calls for capture and severe punishment to deter others from molesting women or girls.

Pendleton Jack the Grabber

Mexican federalists hint at reforms sought by insurrectos

The federalists say they are implementing limited reforms the rebels have demanded, yet the insurrectos doubt the sincerity of such declarations. They note they have heard similar statements before and do not place full value on those in power.

Diag

State board awards water main contract for asylum grounds

The state board awarded the contract for laying the water main to the branch asylum grounds. The architect is now working on plans for the asylum building as the board pushes ahead. The piece notes a contrast between state and federal efficiency in Oregon.

Therchitect Oregon

Harmony Sought in Aura and Lil Lethe Street Closure

East Oregonian notes lack of accord on closing Aura and Lil Lethe streets. Urges committees from both sides to meet and resolve the dispute for the town’s welfare, aiming for a peaceful settlement without bitterness.

East Oregonian Aura Lilleth

Russia China tensions crest as Japan risk looms

News wires assess renewed friction between Russia and China over regional influence and Japan's security posture. Analysts warn of potential maneuvering near East Asia as alliances strain and regional actors weigh responses to growing assertiveness.

Preservation Plan for 1885 High School Building in Oregon

A local advocate, Jearne, argues the 1885 high school foundation rests on bedrock, dismissing collapse fears. He urges repairs costing about 1500 dollars to improve heating and lighting, keep the building, and convert it to a grade or trade school rather than tearing it down. He suggests site options near Webb Street or west of J R Rickson’s residence, and notes concerns about hill access for girls.

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Open Ball Season Brings Fresh Seasonal Sports Tone

The sporting editor catalogs a vivid mix of expressive adjectives as the ball season commences, signaling lively anticipation and renewed activity across teams and venues.

Cheese as Food By Yamea Wilson Advocates Diet Shift

Secretary of Agriculture Yamea Wilson cites a departmental bulletin on cheese eating from Wesleyan University. Sixty five students consumed cheese daily for three days, with one on a long cheese course. Wilson argues cheese equals multiple foods in value and cost, praising its benefits and citing Rockefeller on dietary timing. The piece urges cheese as national salvation and criticizes past indigestible midnight snacks.

Yamea Wilson Wesleyan University Wilson John D. Rockefeller

High school bond debate prompts letter to editor

Pendleton March 26 1911 letter to the editor defends support for a $100000 high school bond while noting expectations about the existing building. The writer says they laid the foundation and challenges the notion that talk of closing or replacing the structure should derail the project.

Pendletor

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