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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1911
Page
4
East Olgoxian Publishing Co releases a periodical bearing the title Lady and Semi Weekly at Men dieten from Uiegen. The notice records the publisher and location in a terse publication line typical of the era.
A partial OCR shows subscription rates and distribution details for The Daily East Oregonians and affiliates. It lists daily and weekly editions, carriers, and prices such as five dollars yearly, six months, and other rates, along with office addresses in Portland and Washington bureaus. The fragment confirms sale at Grecon News Co and Northwest News Co with contact points at Morrison Street Portland and Fourteenth Street N W Washington.
A terse reflection praises those who acted bravely in a righteous cause, honoring the unseen majority who were denied the chance to score. The verse hints at sacrifice and distant, uncelebrated efforts by unnamed individuals.
Pendleton rises to recognition after Round-Up events and the involvement of C. Jackson Pendleton spotlight the town on the map.
A brief reflection notes that in certain moments a man cannot judge what struck him or how many assailants there were, highlighting uncertainty after a violent encounter.
The text argues it would benefit the Indians if their water rights are secured, noting that the government still bears responsibility even if the Indians do not yet recognize the fact. It frames water rights as a government obligation and a matter of public concern.
The East Oregonian notes no intent to attack the water commission in the push for commission government. It argues the reform aims to improve municipal conduct, not alter the water question, and favors keeping the water board to allow plans for a gravity system while council holds bond powers. The paper suggests two boards could have hindered progress on mountain water.
The article argues that adopting the water commission charter concentrates control in three paid members, with two elected every two years, making the board directly answerable to public sentiment. It contends the plan could hasten mountain or gravity water projects and end the ineffective jerkine team governance.
Edward B. Vreeland tours the west to promote centralized bank reforms under the Aldrich-Vreeland currency plan. Supporters cite panics prevention and reform, while opponents warn of plutocratic control and distrust the doctors’ remedy. La Follette's currency bill may gain broader support.
The Massachusetts Women’s Homestead Association, representing about 100000 women, resolved that no man who is a bachelor should be elected governor regardless of party. They called bachelors shirkers and poor citizens, noting Forthingham’s insurgent stance may hurt his bid.
The passage describes a charter amendment adopted last spring that set a zero percent owner remonstrance threshold for street improvements, sparking objections for favoring minority power. It notes the December vote will consider a modified plan lowering the required remonstrance to 60 percent.
If adopted, the change would remedy matters and appeal to property owners who dislike the provision. It now entails a revision aimed at addressing concerns and clarifying the affected terms.
November II in history records Buckingham beheading in 1483 Mannheim surrender to Tilly in 1822 Lisbon quake death toll around 56 000 in 1755 Lasalle reach Miami river 1769 French Directory chosen 1795 French Directory formed 1506 French occupy Hesse 1837 Hanover constitution abrogated 1861 McClellan replaces Grant 1890 first Japanese Parliament 1894 diphtheria serum cure announced 1898 William II dedicates Church of the Redeemer 1902 Madison Square fireworks disaster 1980 15 killed 70 injured 1904 Port Arthur attack ongoing 1868 Taft GOP nomination hint 1910 expressmen strike New York 11 days later settlement
Chauttrey M Depew rebukes unfair contrasts between American and European railways at a New York banquet. He recalls a New Orleans line executive boasting a collision free record while noting that even the latest safety devices cannot fully erase risk. The exchange underscores national pride and the limits of safety claims.
Scrofula described as a childhood disease with swollen glands and skin ailments is promoted as cured by S S S a vegetable remedy from The Swift Specific Co Atlanta Ga. The ad claims blood purification by removing germs and enriching blood and offers free medical advice and a book upon request.
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