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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1916
Page
7
A poetic query contemplates debt to all foreigners on earth and the cosmos. The speaker weighs the constant flow of life and gold harvests versus beauty, distant guides, and the promise of service. Seeking an eternal, true repayment through grateful acts.
Morning returns leave the presidential contest in doubt with Wilson leading after a trailing start. Analysts say the outcome will be tight and neither side can claim a landslide. The public has spoken, and the president will lead the nation regardless of the final tally.
The obituary notes Ben E Rexford died at home in the far wear and authored the enduring tune Silver Threads Among the Gold. It recalls his broader writing on powers and gardening, all praising life and beauty, and suggests the song’s lasting color in humble life romances beyond the singer.
A reflective note from the Atlanta Constitution praises a simple love song linked to Eben E. Rexford, framing its music as a life renewal over twenty five years. The piece speaks to shared homes, familiar voices, and the enduring warmth of love at the world’s fireside.
A medical debate on a patient who can only say yes and its implications. The piece argues yes can trap a person in poverty and false promises, while no serves as defense and control. It notes occasional yes is needed in marriage, danger, and opportunity, but emphasizes a balanced use of no to maintain agency.
A Nov. 5 1888 brief notes Democratic money flowed freely in Pendleton leading to embarrassing losses for some. John Stinsouri bets his belongings on Cleveland but is mocked as a rugler. Prominent Republicans visit town, including EBT Parnett and So Wormlay. Funeral notices for J Eddy Carpopell announced for Pendleton Cemetery tomorrow at 10. A Pendleton Manufacturing Co ships a carload of sand. Ed Barry the injured brakeman recovers fully. Local citizens discuss appealing to the legislature for Camas Creek road funds. A Maraquia arrives as Umatilla county’s new assessor-expert in town. national campaign intensifies.
Americans who swore allegiance to Britain or other warring nations lose U S citizenship and passport rights. Theodore Marburg Jr of Baltimore, in the Royal Flying Corps, is denied a passport, with the State Department enacting a rule barring Americans who volunteer for belligerents from abroad and those seeking to join foreign forces.
Abnormal Scantry in That Country notes Russia closes an $8,000,000 leather contract with $4.5 million to Central Leather and £0.5 million to Independent concerns. F Blumenthal & Co secures $1,504,000, while a further $1,000,000 is refused. Scarcity drives rare shoes priced at high levels. Central Powers reportedly have no leather due to blockade and may seek every pound after peace.
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