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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1909
Page
4
In Pendleton Oregon the East Oregonian discusses Dr. Withycombe's warning that soil will exhaust if farmers keep raising only wheat. He advises mixing crops like field peas and alfalfa, plus more cattle hogs and horses. Diversified farming could raise land values and revive both town and country economies.
The passage proclaims God as universal love and power, present in every person and flower as a manifestation of perfect thought. It asserts that all beings are parts of God, living from the same Life Force, and questions whether we are not divine because of our shared origin.
General Frederick Grant argues that a strong army and navy secure peace more than congress speeches. The piece weighs U S power, the need to be prepared for conflict in the Orient, and the futility of disarmament while other nations remain uncivilized. It references Roosevelt and Japan and warns against disarming before a truly civilized world.
Progressive farmers and others interested in the closer development of Umatilla county are invited to read a communication from Dr James Withycombe published elsewhere in this paper. His role as director of the state ex- continues the discussion on local progress and planning.
The article argues Pendleton remains vibrant with ongoing and planned construction worth over 200000 dollars including a woolen mill depot federal and religious buildings and an enlarged hotel. It notes vacant business spaces result from saloon closures and a 20 percent rise in public school attendance and postal activity.
The court ruled in favor of the Portland Journal in the libel case brought by L M Davis who sought 40000. Davis, a No 1 member of the legislature, wavered on the senatorship and voted for Chamberlain under protest. The Journal labeled him unstable and unfair, a description many deem accurate as Davis fails to collect damages.
Practically the entire corps of local teachers was re elected, signaling broad approval of Superintendent Sanders and his staff for satisfactory service. The outcome suggests continuity in district leadership and ongoing confidence in classroom performance and administration.
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