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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1910
Page
4
A terse notice from Pendleton Oregon reports a postal matter involving the city address and official handling. The item references a telephone liaison and a city and county taper office, signaling procedural adjustments at the post office.
The piece describes a cross party bid to defeat Norris, Nebraska’s Insurgent leader, amid Democratic papers backing opposition. It notes Liberal divisions, machine pressure from Republicans backing Cannon, and warns that Norris’s defeat could push Liberals to unite under a single movement.
An Inland Empire convention highlights calls for broader physical training over sole focus on a first team. Prof Ressler argues for systematic fitness for all students, preferring wide participation to elite coaching, reflecting statewide discussions sparked by Menara Ressler and McKinney.
The author argues that recognized needs in schools prompt stronger physical culture courses and more interscholastic games. Participation in aesthetic work should improve overall participation and class games without lowering scholastic standards, aiming to develop individuals who can form Victoriious high school or collegiate teams.
The writer notes Jackson Street in Pendleton is among the citys most used routes yet remains in poor condition. They urge property owners to fund macadamization concrete walks and new curbing, arguing improvements would boost property values and mobility. They ask why Jackson Street cannot be improved during the coming summer.
A man in New York declared the flag colors green and white while pursuing naturalization. The court records show confusion over the flag colors and a possible Saint Patrick's Day parade reference, with a lighthearted error noted.
A terse note urges support for an electric road extending southward after a motor car service secured between Peaubleton and the West End country. Public interest grows as planners weigh feasibility and regional benefits.
The fragment hints at Roosevelt involved in Egypt context with phrases about wealth and malefactors. suggests a political or satirical note reflecting optimism about health and sunshine. The readable snippet lacks clear events, dates, or full names for precise reporting.
A British banquet anecdote recalls Lloyd George admitting he has suffered from being misunderstood. He reflects that his own misunderstandings pale beside the pain of being misunderstood in public life, noting the chancellor’s fame for wit amid social chatter.
A Baltimore institute lecture sparked a student prompt about Washington's relevance today. The instructor tied Washington to revolutionary organization and politics, then asked his pupils to speculate on his practical role if alive. One student offered a witty reply about a “too ok” Washington.
Ralph Rust of Willis Michigan writes about a spring tonic for cleansing the blood and expelling humors. He claims Hood's Sarsaparilla has given him good results during winters when his system is affected by bad weather and farming work. He notes Hood's is peculiar to itself and available in liquid form or as Sarsatabs.
A lyrical 19th century style vows eternal devotion to a distant queen. The speaker adjures restraint yet promises radiant admiration and heavenly imagery. Attuned to romantic longing, the poem elevates the beloved as distant sovereign while pledging faith and reverence. William Winter captures ardent, idealized affection.
In Theodore Roosevelt's "African Game Trolls" as serialized in The Ages, he narrates stalking a lion with rugged aid of Tarlton. After several delayed shots, a carefully placed bullet wounds the beast, which charges and collapses. The account ends with the lion's final defense and Roosevelt's sense of triumph.
Fragmentary excerpt describes a cat with social grace and refined bearing. The text hints at a poetic or humorous piece noting the cat's early youth and dignified nature, portraying it as possessing many graces and superior qualities.
For 46000 dollars, BE T Wade in Pendleton Oregon advertises a fenced 1640 acre ranch with 800 acres in grain 250 acres alfalfa capable of 750 tons this year water through a stream for irrigation good buildings fruit trees and berries, and a railroad crossing the property ideal for feeding stock for market.
An excerpt portrays a cat as a dignified, proud animal that moves with discretion and cleanliness. It ignores weather, accepts praise, resists modification, and tolerates insults, living by its own merits and loyalties in a night‑wise urban world.
A cryptic remark notes 65,000,000 cold storage items consumed in the country and hints at a broader mystery. The text contrasts the view of women with claims of their value, suggesting social tension and perception issues.
A terse exhortation urges action in disputes urging the reader to engage, debate, and contend rather than withdraw. It frames quarrels as a means to attract interest and create momentum in public or personal disputes.
A persuasive warning against patent digestive pills like Mio Tin Stomach Tablets and Booth’s Pills. The ad claims thousands nationally rely on these tonics to digest food without natural stomach function, promising quick relief in five minutes and a strong stomach after weeks. Tallman & Co backs the product.
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