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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1910
Page
4
The fragment references a Portland Oregon publication and postal matter. It mentions Morrison street and Northwest News Bureau with an address in Portland. Limited readable details include a postal registration line and price note, but substantive event or person data are not present.
The speaker asks to show strength and courage by declaring health and bravery. It urges firm resolve, linking strong speech with inner valor and a fearless stance against danger. The tone is exhortational and martial in spirit.
The article notes improving sentiment in the iron trade due to readjustments, with cotton goods moving better for similar reasons. Prices show a decline that could restore balance and ease living costs. Foreign trade improves on lower staple prices. The stock market remains strong, though cautious in speculation, with big interests potentially pushing further advances after election agitation ends.
A simple typo in three ballot forms left out a rule between Yes and No for the Eastern Oregon Normal School measure, affecting one third of ballots. The fault is traced to proofreading and the paper’s job department, with county clerk Frank Saling approving the proof sheet. The editors deny intentional fault and note a political motive by opponents of the normal school.
Henry Clews writes from November 5 that the general business situation shows little change. Confidence boosts from farmers’ good year, but most industries remain hesitant and overall business volume trails last year. Cost remains the major problem across producers and distributors while declines in staple goods hint at a renewed readjustment and potential uptick once prices settle.
The Commercial club room meeting last evening showed strong enthusiasm for the Round-up with packed stockholders presenting ideas and some differences of opinion yet a general harmony. Republicans and Democrats and progressives and standpatters unite in support of the Round-up. The liquor issue shifted back in the county as the pendulum swung. After conquering the world the colonel faced his Waterloo at home.
An account from McDougall's Magazine and the Melbourne Times recounts Albert Henry Savage Landor's arrival in St Petersburg from Tibet after harrowing trials. The savage lander, described as the first of its kind in Russia, was captured after fights with natives and transported to a remote area.
Charlies Mackay presents a verse praising a voice that travels the world to spread truth and comfort. The poem imagines a voice that soothes sorrow, upholds right, and teaches hope, while a separate note critiques the Berlin crown Prince's eastern tour as a fashion of modern royalty seeking education and broadened outlook.
The Montgomery Advertiser opines on progress demanding change and suffering. It recalls Portugal’s republican overthrow, monarchists exiled, Queen Mother and Braganza faction blamed, and King Manuel’s fate in Paris. It notes wholesale exile of royal supporters, cost of republic, and time’s steady advance.
The Atlanta Journal notes Publishers Weekly estimates over 12 000 titles this year with some editions printing up to 100 000 copies. The piece contrasts today’s vast reading public and prolific writers with Fielding era readers, predicting many works will fade yet a few volumes will endure as enduring power emerges from the mass.
A farmer’s wife cries out in alarm as she sees her husband return home driving in with a load of fertilizer.
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