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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1910
Page
4
The Daily East Oregonian outlines subscription costs by format and duration including daily weekly and monthly options. The notice lists mailing routes and agent bureaus in Portland and Washington with postal classifications and press association credits.
Poem excerpt by Frank L. Stanton praising plain humanity and daily greetings to life. It reflects a cheerful creed of ordinary experiences under a wide sky, celebrating simple acts like shaking hands with the world and saying Good-morning to life.
The Milton Eagle questions a proposed Orchard county in Umatilla to cut taxes and improve administration. It notes carried arguments lack sincerity, cites E A Schiffler’s Hood River taxes, and argues county officers’ ties to Orchard undermine claims of efficiency and accessibility for Pendleton and Milton residents.
The Milton group argues that Mma tilla county has 22 650 residents and that future Or chard county will hold 86 500 while Mma tilla remains around 25 000. They claim the last federal census put Umatilla at 18 000 and a five year old state census showed the same. They insist census accuracy hides rising taxes their plan would trigger, alleging divisionists oppose factual population data.
The remarks critique the practice of making estimates for campaign purposes while urging a pay of attention to factual accuracy. It emphasizes that political messaging should not sacrifice truth for strategic aims and calls for responsible estimation.
An Oregon Observer discussion on Eastern Oregon towns praises Pendleton for its future growth and regional leadership, while La Grande is viewed as promising though not destined to become the commercial hub. The piece highlights location, business vigor, and projected transportation advances shaping growth.
The Boise & Western construction from Ontario to Bend will create a massive east and west route. It promises an enormous settlement and a regional boom once irrigation and Deschutes country roads finish. The project would transform eastern Oregon into a sweeping territory for development and growth.
Charles Holward son of Ed ril's probity Duke of Albany. aldeck Princess Helene sister Duke Frederick wife of Duke Leopold of Albany and Saxe-Colburg. Wurtemberg King William II related through Princess Mary Duchess of Teck cousin of Queen Victoria and mother of the new Queen of England.
A lurid verse in the Chicago Record Herald depicts a reckless rider tearing through city streets. The speaker mocks danger, cops, and the public, boasting continual pursuit and causing harm to pedestrians, horses, and lovers as law and caution fade before an endless, heedless rush.
Poem extols mother love as universal, enduring, and sacred beyond earthly fortunes. It praises its renewal through ages and orients its timeless warmth as the highest form of love across palace or cottage. Robert Whitaker of Los Gatos California signs the verse.
A poem fragment recounts walking with a senator noticing spring seems greener each year. The speaker, reflecting on aging and hope, notes the senator grows gray while spring’s color intensifies. The verse contrasts youth as fleeting with enduring, matured hopeful strength.
An old woman on Market Street in West Philadelphia keeps a longtime Negro servant named Maria who is well past marrying age. The passage notes concern over social norms and relationships within the tight community, hinting at evolving attitudes toward servitude and interracial ties.
A mistress recalls a tale where a woman named Maria overhears a caller asking if she will marry him. Maria responds with defiant insistence and asks who is on the line, declaring she is indeed going to marry.
A Chicago Record-Herald poem extols a worker’s desire to unwind after a day. It contrasts contented rest at home with the return to toil and ongoing battles, noting the cycle of fatigue, respite, and renewed effort.
In a humorous exchange a corpulent mother pressures her son Jimmie to offer his seat to a lady in a car. The boy balks asking why he should split the seat, prompting a comic back and forth about manners and sharing space.
A Milton professor challenged Pendleton high school runners at the Athena track meet claiming they had prior wins and might cheat again. The remark sparked a sharp rebuke calling such thoughts childish by locals from the east end.
A dialogue cited in Lippincott's contrasts a woman's claim that men deceive wives with a man's reply that some deception is necessary for marriage. The exchange questions whether men should never marry, suggesting deception as a social tool in maintaining marital ties.
After Hill and the Harri man system finish their east and west roads they seek a connecting route to Pendleton. The Umatilla Central is planned to build a road linking Wink with the system, creating a cross-town connection.
The upcoming political season faces a busy agenda as officials urge candidates to keep county division disputes out of the campaigns. Officials emphasize unity to prevent divisive local clashes and maintain focus on broader electoral issues.
A listing of King Edward VI's connections to European royal houses. It notes Denmark through Queen Alexandra, Denmark’s Frederick VIII as Edward's brother in law, Germany via Kaiser Wilhelm II, Russia through Czar Nicholas I and Marie, Spain with Alfonso XIII, Greece with George II, Norway with Haakon VII, Sweden through Oscar II and Margaret of Connaught, Belgium via King Philip II and Leopold II, and Holland through Queen Wilhelmina, ending with Saxe Coburg and Gotha connection to Duke Leo.
The Rev Dr Putei fell asleep during a sermon causing Mrs Goodleigh to remark that he has been a long time wanderer. The incident occurred in a Philadelphia church as Goodleigh walked out mid sermon prompting discussion about possible offense.
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