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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1912
Page
5
Local readers report remonstrances against costly bitulithic paving, while property owners push for lower prices and acceptable terms. Warren and Dolorway firms may meet prices to proceed, aided by Pendleton's abundant rock and gravel supplies and labor costs. Officials warn that paving should be affordable and timely to avoid deferment.
A brief parade of weather and wind lifts the flag as sunshine meets a passing storm, casting light and shadow on the fluttering centerpiece. The scene captures resilience against changing skies and the flag's steady presence in public life.
Major Lee Moorhouse serves as secretary and the Moorhouse exhibit headlines a robust fair. Chairman Cranston plans the fish and game display while general exhibits are expected to surpass previous years. A bumper wheat crop and irrigated west end promise plentiful outputs for the event.
The editorial argues the nation can endure without succumbing to unrestrained capitalism or I W W driven anarchy. It claims plutocracy cannot override the people, as the great mass remains sound and the country will be safe while they endure.
A fragment notes Massachusetts political identity as classic and enduring. It frames the state’s primary as a symbol of longstanding civic habit and regional image rather than a single event. The source hints at tradition shaping voter expectations and state character.
A terse admonition notes that when people become irrational or erratic they tend to target or pick on specific classes of payers or contributors. The item hints at social dynamics where perceived instability drives biased treatment against particular groups.
A letter from the Woman's Campaign Committee of Portland to the Secretary for eastern Oregon reports strong local momentum after Pendleton. The State Sunday School convention endorsed suffrage, prompting cheers. Union county will organize with La Grande and Union as starts while California primaries set for May 14. Registration remains high with about ninety thousand women eligible to vote in Los Angeles.
Stanfield entertained last evening and did it well as praised by attendees. A few years hence he will be able to do even better than yesterday. The west end remains largely in the shadows of the scene.
A cat leaped from the Hendricks building to the pavement below and drew a large audience to witness the daring stunt.
A historical note suggests Homer Davenport will encounter several gentlemen in the afterlife, with Mark Hanna named among the expected arrivals. The line evokes a ceremonial tone, placing Davenport in a literary or rhetorical frame rather than a reportable event.
Mr. Osmay has sailed for home and expects to tell friends that the Yankees are a very rude set, a remark reflecting his impression of the trip and its social atmosphere.
The note states Missouri plans to vote on equal suffrage at the next election. It weighs options including Oregon and up to six other possible measures, asking whether the ballot should favor one path or multiple.
A fussy shipment of Whitman’s chocolates direct from Philadelphia arrives with Whitman’s Sampler among the latest packages. The ad guarantees freshness and quality of every package for buyers seeking high grade eastern candy.
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