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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1911
Page
4
Americans acting through Los Angeles headquartered effort push a Gentepublic plan for Mexico. They oppose Madero and seek rapid reforms, but observers say Mexicans are unprepared for citizenship due to Diaz era governance and weak education. A stable reform must focus on education and gradual empowerment.
The Eugene Guard editorial criticizes the referendum issue affecting state universities. It argues that legislative appropriations for the University of Oregon were delayed while Oregon Agricultural College escaped the vote. The piece notes Lane County origins and warns of political maneuvering connected to supporters of the university.
A fragment argues that makes are silly and more dangerous to the university than to others. It suggests the university should train friends in handling public affairs, claiming current work is crude and the scene resembles a sample of local politics in Eugene.
The writer urges the city council to expand paving plans beyond the current district. Webb street, Alta street through to Court, and Jackson street are called out as overdue. West Court and the north side traffic are cited, noting a $25,000 bridge already ordered for the north side and demanding an improved street link from that bridge.
A jury verdict in the branch asylum condemnation case allows the state board to purchase the Hendricks tract of 10 acres for 2500, about half the owner’s asking. The judgment confirms Governor West and State Treasurer Kayan's refusal to meet the higher price, treating the state deals like any other purchase.
The text argues for direct senator elections, noting Bristow’s firm stance on funding reforms and urging adoption of the Oregon system. It asserts the people will back Statement No. 1 regardless of Congress actions and calls for nationwide adoption of direct election practices.
The speaker contends the Supreme Court acted within its role and the Sherman Act cannot restore competition. Competition is fading, and regulation is the path forward. Reformers should focus on effective regulatory measures rather than antitrust legislation.
Rain proves a mixed blessing as crops, especially Milton strawberries, endure heavy downpours. Wheat and cattle rely on moisture, yet growers worry over overly wet fields and damaged fruit while Jupiter Pluvius keeps skies unsettled.
The recent pattern of Madero declaring war and then suspending it has dulled public interest. The ongoing cycle leaves observers fatigued as headlines repeat without decisive action.
A local plan proposes funding 17 blocks of improvements to support pedestrian safety and neighborhood access. Officials say the program will focus on curb ramps, crosswalks, and lighting, aiming to bolster accessibility and community vitality.
A resident vents frustration at repeating dog loss publicity. He cites luck and his daughter's long illness as reasons for the ongoing pet disappearances. The exchange hints at repeated notices in local media about missing dogs.
A physician weighs a mild stimulant for a patient while the husband interjects that his wife does not need her tongue stimulated, suggesting tension in the consultation about medical treatment. The brief exchange hints at a domestic backdrop and a physician patient dynamic.
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