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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1910
Page
4
The Daily East Oregonian, an independent Pendleton paper, lists publication options including daily and weekly editions with various mail and carrier terms. It notes office locations in Portland and Chicago bureaus, United Press Association membership, and its status as official city and county paper.
A playful verse invites joyful singing and laughter in a Riley style, urging voices to tune harps and bells to echo through seasons and scenes. It celebrates laughter as a bright thread through winter, spring, and summer, war songs, herds, rustic streams, and timeless now.
An editorial on graduation time highlighting the value of educational influence on character. It notes 30 Pendleton graduates from major local schools and weighs how discipline, self mastery, and applying knowledge to useful ends shape future success beyond grades. It asks whether students have awakened ambition and the will to tackle hard challenges.
The paper extends congratulations to local graduates for completing their courses and wishes them happiness and success in all future endeavors as they pursue their ambitions and pay the price of achievement.
The community applauds the nearing completion of the O R N depot and urges inviting General Manager O'Brien and Harriman officials to Pendleton for a celebratory gathering under the Commercial Club. The paper notes the depot as a long prayed for improvement and highlights two million dollars in county rail improvements.
The Pioneer Association of Weston holds its annual reunion tomorrow and Saturday with visitors from Pendleton invited. Towns exchange friendship, and locals are urged to attend the pioneers picnic to honor the region’s shared interests and show Pendleton Weston support.
At their general conference the Presbyterians passed resolutions asking California’s governor to prohibit what they call a shameful exhibition as the Jeffries Johnson fight. The text questions whether the brethren in Atlantic City fear the big bout will be worthwhile amid broader political chaos and war rumors in Nicaragua. A Yankee gunboat’s rapid fire gun interferes in Bluefields, while the assembly is testing a machine whose practicality remains in doubt.
A strong county means low taxes while many small counties lift levies and increase officeholders. Astronomers report the comet remains visible in the western sky. Woolgrowers oppose selling wool when buyers reject fleeces. Police in Madrid often uncover plots to harm the king on busy days.
The Toppenith city council, aiming to prevent a repeat fever epidemic, names a health inspector and scavenger, orders public disinfectants, and pledges enhanced sanitary oversight. Leslie Fields, who attempted suicide with strychnine, has recovered enough to resume work after his Monday poisoning. domestic trouble was cited. A Harvard professor claims this year is 1914, not 1910, though the age four-year discrepancy remains unless a girl under 16 seeks marriage.
A lyrical reflection on spring memories as the speaker longs for home. The narrator contrasts scents from lilac bushes in a yard with distant travels across Japan and tropical orchards. The passage centers on the comforting aroma of lilacs returning to the old front yard.
The Pendleton Tribune faded after 30 years of hand to mouth existence, outlived by the independent East Oregonian which grew with enlightened management. The Tribune tied to party causes, resisted reform, and failed as public sentiment and intelligent readership rose.
The excerpt presents a street exchange in Lexington where Caniel Breckenridge asks Majah Buffo’d about the meaning of a be’n oratah. The majah answers with a mock presidential oration comparing arithmetic to a formal declaration, claiming certainty in the result.
The Twenties era review notes Miss Cicely Hamilton and Christopher St John’s play How the Vote Was Won at Maxine Elliott’s theatre New York. It contrasts English and American humor while depicting a London women’s strike that collapses male resistance and forces Parliament to respond, delivering a light propagandist social satire.
Two college chums travel abroad with opposing aims one seeks thorough guidebook visits the other a riotous good time Their clash over purpose leads to at least one playful exchange about authorship
Trix stated Sherman and Sunny will discuss tariff policy in the summer. A campaign fund was reportedly raised already to support the effort.
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