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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1920
Page
6
Porters and watchers report weather and river conditions for Oregon anglers. The note lists agencies and stations in Oregon and Washington providing current water levels, stream flows, and safety advisories for weekend fishing trips.
The note describes trout biting near the Cineraman River and Macle Creek in the Santian Forest region. Access via wagon from Prtacada includes North Santiam tributaries and the North and Roath Forks. Observers report bite activity at several streams and near river junctions during travel.
The report lists multiple Oregon waterways including the Willamette, Rogue, and Crooked Rivers with trout and Chinook salmon activity near Eugene Grants Pass Madras Bend and Oregon forests. It notes bass and rainbow trout bites and mentions river mouth fishing plus cautions on battery care for motorists and vehicle maintenance.
A muddled discussion recounts Dr. Osler’s challenge to the idea of aging limits at sixty for notable figures. It cites Alexander Graham Bell Thomas Edison John Burroughs William Gladstone and others as proof that productive work continues beyond the age of 60, sparking debate among readers and a tale of J W Urechel visiting Florida and driving Franklin. The piece features fragmented anecdotes about public figures and institutional reactions amid a storm of protest.
A fragment discusses motorists misattributing battery problems to a perplexing issue. It suggests the fault often lies not in the battery itself but in the underlying cause or improper storage and handling practices. The tone implies a corrective view of automotive maintenance.
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