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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1911
Page
4
The readable portion shows a newspaper notice from Pendleton Oregon with subscription pricing and a fragmentary publication line likely advertising rates and delivery terms. The text is garbled but indicates periodical publication details and a price point.
Poem describes April morning, Day conquering Night, and a mystic awakening. It celebrates nature and a hoped future where love, justice, and human dignity prevail. References to sun god, Alan, birds, bells, and a luminous carcase evoke celestial imagery. The piece ends urging haste toward a perfect time of harmony and ethical striving.
Fragmented OCR notes describe Pendleton business leaders and a generally favorable mood. The text references meetings, speculation about local commerce, and optimism among merchants, with scattered phrases about the town’s prospects and upcoming events.
The readable text hints at a discussion of a city beauty campaign and an organizing body named by partial phrases. It notes a lack of clear action and mentions money or funding as a constraint, without concrete dates or participants.
The East Oregonian suggests forming a local park commission named by the mayor from citizens devoted to civic improvements and serving without cost. A properly supported commission could advance park projects and benefit the city.
New York unionists call for a proper demonstration against unsafe firetrap buildings after a recent disaster killed 145 shirtwaist workers. They say owners and manufacturers must be deterred from risking workers and must provide safer conditions and exits. The movement stresses workers’ right to safe lives and work environments.
Five veteran national guard officers from Oregon will travel to San Antonio to observe maneuvers in the Rio Grande area. The trip promises valuable training and experience for the officers and the National Guard, though the GO and NG appear to take little part beyond sending a few officers to Texas.
The author cites Bret Hart on oriental character and comments that Russia currently samples Chinese diplomacy. The piece hints at wily strategies that are not wholly satisfactory and reflects on how racial stereotypes shape international perceptions during tense times.
Albert Hall formerly a Pendleton bootblack has secured two interpreter positions with a Portland insurance company. He speaks seven languages and credits late publicity for his advancement, noting talents previously wasted now found use in new roles.
The article notes trouble with Jack the Grabber and jewelry store window smashers offender policies. It discusses hiring an additional officer, and mentions W. Cooper Morrin sentenced to five years, with questions about punishment for a deceitful tanker and a corrupted administration.
Local attorneys argued a complex matter, preserving key rights and securing procedural clarity during a packed courthouse session. The outcome leaves parties awaiting further steps as judges noted ongoing negotiations.
Fragment: March date unclear. Describes a special event in the territory linked to the United States and Pacific coast claims. Mentions founding activities, regional powers, and various figures affecting governance and settlement. Details are garbled but reference to the Oregon Country and territorial ambitions persists.
Advertises S S S as the greatest of tonics and blood purifiers. Claims purified blood strengthens resistance, wards off illness, and prepares the system for spring strain. Warns against nerve stimulants and minerals, touts safety for all ages, and cites The Sweet Specific, Atlanta GA.
The narrative credits John Jacob Astor with shaping U S ambitions to control the Oregon coast from California to Alaska, urging peaceful rule under the Stars and Stripes. It notes his 1.9 million investment and a British company attempt, the voyage of the Astor ship, and the eventual American occupancy that established title to the Oregon country, praising Astor as a German-American pioneer.
Amid grim family loss, the farmer must dig the garden and tend fields as preparations for renewal begin. The New York Telegraph notes the somber mood and demands of farm life continue without respite.
A brief report portrays the dangers of abandoned mines and the hard labor of workers attempting rescue and recovery. It notes the perilous conditions, calls for safety measures, and mentions efforts by miners and local authorities to mitigate tragedies.
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