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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1911
Page
4
The Oregonian rates list daily and weekly options with durations and costs. It details six month, one year, and multi month plans by mail or carrier, mentioning prices like 5.00 and 28.0 for various terms, and notes offices in Portland and Washington DC. It identifies Pendleton as the official city and county paper.
The article reviews Woodrow Wilson as a sober progressive type, praising his intellect courage and honesty. It notes his belief in gradual reform, his democratic faith, and support for Oregon’s reform measures while criticizing recalls for the judiciary and urging balanced brakes on public impatience.
The passage argues for a decisive leader fit for the presidency. It contrasts a proactive figure who faces risk with one who fears duty. It suggests a captain who will not stay in port but faces danger to keep the ship safe. The writer stresses responsibility and action over hesitation.
The author argues the Supreme Court ruling on standard oil was harsh as to anti trust aims. He says trusts form a natural step in economic evolution and help efficiency and service. Regulation is underway and essential, with government power to ensure reasonable rates and decent service, and opposition to abolishing trusts as futile.
In Mexico the revolution appears concluded yet ongoing clashes continue with persistent fighting. The article notes continued unrest despite claims of resolution, detailing sporadic attacks and military actions across regions. Names and exact dates are not provided in the accessible text.
The Caledonian reunion is history and the Pioneer’s picnic at Weston tops the next program lineup.
The Ways and Means committee again lowers the duty on wool fin half yet Schedule K remains in force. The action marks a recurring fiscal adjustment while the existing Schedule K policy continues to apply.
On May 22 events span centuries from 1642 when Pope Paul II summoned the Council of Trent to 1884 when the Democratic National Convention nominated Lewis Cars and William O Butler for president and vice president respectively. Other notes include early navigations, battles, reorganizations, and proclamations across Europe, Africa, and North America. The list also recalls parliamentary moves, fortifications, and provincial notices shaping political landscapes.
In 1905 more than 100 preachers gathered at Philadelphia Mayor's office to pray for him to block a lease. In 1909 the president opened 700,000 acres of government land for settlement in Washington, Montana and Idaho.
The April McClures installment reveals how an anonymous letter to Lord Pauncefote exposed the writer. It notes telegraph operators’ distinctive word joins as a giveaway and describes how identifying the author led to an easy pursuit.
The narrative recalls tense moments as the president grappled with the Message, with repeated edits and unexpected kinks forcing more reporting from various departments. A recurring slogan, Curtail, Curtail, framed the effort, yet Secretary Knox remained steadfast amid the curtailment drive.
A fragment recalls a humorous exchange about political birthrights and a man watching the political caldron. The secretary replies with a wry smile, noting the ongoing intrigue as four conferments unfold and a familiar refrain surfaces about a “mess of pottage.”
Mrs Harold F McCormick daughter of John D Rockefeller wears a plain gold anklet on special occasions. She invented the style and has not confirmed its origins or if it is widely worn in Chicago. Her secretary notes the item exists but provides few details.
In a playful exchange, Mr Highupp contemplates going abroad while Mrs Blase insists America holds vast attractions. The duo quips about their extensive travels, noting that New York offers almost every spot to visit. The banter captures a breezy snapshot of friendly social discourse.
A tenant expresses satisfaction with how the landlord maintains the house, noting timely repairs and overall condition. The comment highlights reliable responsiveness and adherence to upkeep expectations.
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