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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1909
Page
4
The fragment appears to be a periodical subscription notice from the Pendleton Oregon 4N Independent Newspaper. It lists pricing options for daily and weekly deliveries by mail or carrier, including monthly and yearly rates. The readable portion confirms a publisher and postal registration details.
The chief of engineers recommends 1,626,000 dollars to improve the Columbia at Celilo. It rests with the Oregon congressional delegation to persuade Congress to vote the money. If approved, the Inland Empire will gain an open river, ending delays and costly, overdue improvements. The writeup cites Cascades Locks and broader regional development driven by irrigation, manufacturing, and electrical growth. The open river is framed as essential for commerce and regional progress this winter and beyond.
Dispatches from Cairo describe a frenzied mob that hanged two victims, fired on others, and burned bodies amid fiendish glee. The piece condemns mob violence, notes dangers to innocent people, and urges authorities to uphold due process despite slow wheels of justice.
The article notes regret at executing James A. Finch for the murder of Ralph Fisher while stressing the necessity to protect society. Prosecutor Fisher faces a solemn duty to pursue the sentence, calling for capable, honorable leadership in the profession.
The article recalls the disbarment proceedings against Finch for alleged misconduct and praises his devotion to the law. Fisher, a sworn officer of the law, undertook the duty with firmness but kindness. Finch was murdered in cold blood, an act aimed at deterring others from harming public servants who uphold justice in Oregon.
The piece argues American ambassadors and ministers should wear American attire rather than court costumes of monarchies. It mocks the idea of knee breeches and fancy coats and urges selecting capable, economically self reliant envoys who reflect American identity.
A Berkeley quarry owner sought a one year permit extension for blasting. The council was ready to grant it, risking unjust impact on nearby property. An initiative measure was prepared and, withdrawn in time, showing the people’s power to stop the abuse.
The eight year outlook shows wealth rising from 40,000,600 to an estimated 199,400,600 as the assessment roll expands. Officials note the county’s value growth reflects development and investment trends over time.
In a county where snow is welcome the Uma Ulla farmers seek to proceed with seeding despite the ordinary snow. They hope to act on fuel concerns and coordinate with Mr. Weather Man on timing and conditions.
Pendleton’s small football squad earns praise for spirit and effort amid a tough season. Coaches praise grit and camaraderie as locals rally behind the underdog players and their hustle on the field.
Fragmented OCR reads like a garbled note about table years and a chess game. Mentions Enel, Gatnee, Cree, and Ais Frienas in unclear context. No clear events, people, or organizations to anchor a concise summary.
R Joseph F. Di60h of 454 W Jefferson St Louisville Ohio writes praising Peruna as a remedy for catarrh after using two bottles. Hon C Slemp Virginis congressman also endorses Peruna as a tonic and preventive forestall of catarrh. The ad notes Peruna tablets available from The Peruna Drug Mfg Co Columbus OH and adds a John M Lina parody about a dream house by the sea.
Step by step pickling method for green tomatoes with spices including onions black pepper mustard seed cloves and allspice. The process involves salting slicing draining and boiling in vinegar until tender while noting a humorous aside about time value attributed to Rockefeller.
Poetic fragment presents medieval style reflections on love and singing. The speaker desires to sing as Rome or as Roman in unspoken devotion, imagining moonlight, rivers, dew, and the dream of harmony. The lines express longing and transcendent devotion through lyrical imagery attributed to Briam Hooker in Forum.
The steamboat Po fons of the Oregon City Transporta en company made its first trip of the season Sundergoltia as far as Corvaliia. High river levels from recent rains ease navigation over sandbars. The company plans passenger and freight service in Albany and Corvallis on schedule through winter and spring.
A whimsical note describes Brer Habit and his acquaintance Ester Poscarn in a playful exchange about preferences and preeminent status. The passage hints at social dynamics and old habits shaping attitudes, with a light tone and archaic spellings.
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