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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1910
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text from the Daily East Oregonian includes garbled lines about the newspaper’s masthead, addresses in Portland and Washington D C, a United Press Association mention, and postal details. No coherent event or story is readable to summarize a specific news item.
Professor Lewis of Oregon Agricultural College reports 20 positions seeking horticulture graduates. Jobs include U S and Canadian government posts, experiment stations, orchard foremen, horticulturists on development projects, and leadership of fruit grower associations. Salaries range from 900 to 1800 yearly.
Fragmented account notes Ballinger and Taft administration amid a congressional probe. Mentions a letter denouncing Glavis and vindicating Ballinger written by interior department attorney Lewier. Questions influence and credibility of the investigation and谁 accused.
The passage argues improper conduct by the president in the Glavis charge, claiming he used the Lawler letter as a basis and allowed Ballinger dictated framing. It contends the president is influenced by Wicker, Sham, and Ballinger, serving corporate interests over conservation.
The East Oregonian urges delaying or halting division moves as forces near arming for a county split. It warns Orchard county’s ambitions would face resistance from Athena Weston Pendleton residents and questions Milton Freewater's chances. It suggests business leaders in Milton should drop the fight and notes petitions may be circulated but not filed, hoping for an amicable outcome.
Tomorrow evening opens a three month series of weekly open air orchestra performances at the fall pavilion under the Commercial club and ladies civic club. The aim is to make city life more pleasant and enjoyable for residents with a first class orchestra engaged for three months. Attendance will show public appreciation.
W. Cooper Morris receives a six year penitentiary term in a case that serves as a warning to bankers accused of misusing client accounts and falsifying records. The judge emphasized accountability for those who part their names in the mid file and defraud trust funds.
The state water board faces a heavy task adjudicating water rights on the river. In the west end country, water, not land, is the valuable resource driving the issue and shaping priorities.
Pendleton residents are urged to attend the Caledonian celebration opening Friday at Athena. The event promises Scottish heritage activities and community gatherings for local spectators and participants.
A perplexing note questions whether a closer comet alters perceived time and whether such celestial proximity corrupts good habits through odd associations. The fragment hints at a broader debate on science, superstition, and moral influence.
If you enjoy music, attend the big orchestra concert tomorrow evening featuring a selection of classical pieces and a varied program led by the conductor. Tickets are available at the box office and online.
Treasury experts must parse odd questions on home economics and art values to apply tariff laws. Assistant Secretary Curtis ruled on a plum pudding case involving imported citron, currants, and sugar used for export. He authorized a drawback for these articles when returned in export, and also approved a drawback on fly paper, noting its stickiness from castor oil import.
A compact collection of quoted lines on virtue, self reliance, knowledge and fate. Notable voices include Franklin Haydon Lincoln Johnson Lucretius and Alcotts remarks on life, truth and integrity. The mosaic reflects timeless reflections on morality effort and mortality.
Alfred Austin writes The Truce of God subtitled A King’s Bequest lamenting King Edward’s death. The poem mourns a ruler once linked to war and loss, now remembered for peace at home and safeguarding the realm against strife.
Poem by Kenneth Harris satirizes a man who claims honesty as virtue yet mutters blunt judgments on his wife’s dress, cooking, and repairs. He guards his so called honesty as a divine right, while his partner grows hurt and gratitude fades as meals and outfits are criticized.
A Howard Pyle tale from Pepper and Salt features Mistress Popinjay in Sunday dress who ignores warnings about a puddle. She steps into the puddle, creating a comic sight, and the piece urges others to curb pride and use wit to avoid such mishaps.
A poem by Frank L. Stanton warns of danger when the devil lures fish with enticing hooks. The rhythm stresses vigilance, noting trouble in the ocean and brook and urging readers to keep eyes open against deception.
A vintage recipe praises rich melt in the mouth gingerbread by Mrs Mary J Lincoln. It lists ingredients: flour salt soda ginger molasses Cottolene and cream with lemon flavor. It advises that lard is indigestible and promotes Cottolene as the perfect shortening for delicate stomachs.
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