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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1913
Page
4
In all the world there are no other clothes which can be compared with Bond Bros'. Clothes. Fifteen dollars and upward. Make your Thanksgiving doubly happy by wearing clothes of unquestioned quality.
Foyreggnvan in Oregon daily and semi weekly publication details. Official city and county paper member of United Press Association. Lists multiple city newsstand and bureaus. Subscription rates shown for daily and weekly editions by mail or carrier.
The Hast Oregonian explains the commission’s stance on the Thorn Hollow water project. It notes the charter would have abolished the water board if adopted two years ago, but conditions have since changed with water bonds sold contracts let and the project accepted.
The piece argues to keep the water board in power until the new water system is completed, noting current inefficiencies and assigning blame if the system underperforms. It contrasts this with Huerta’s collapse and discusses nonpartisan judiciary reforms amid Oregon politics and the risks of partisan influence on justice.
The passage notes a trend where close and secretarial papers shrink as biweekly papers expand. Influence and better resources boost publication frequency and quality. Strictly religious and sporting papers also yield to competition and consolidation.
Pendleton Oregon editor notes Hose Co No 1 volunteers nominated him for fire chief but he declines. He cites distance from headquarters, ineligibility as council member, belief paid chiefs should be volunteers, and lack of physical capability. He reaffirms friendship with the volunteer department and ends with a quoted poem excerpt.
A fragmentary verse piece portrays restless striving in modern life. The speaker laments the relentless march of progress and the toll of constant activity, yet finds a fleeting hope in quiet breaths among the crowd and in a future guided by God.
The Indianapolis News notes three Belfast pilgrims cured after visiting the Lourdes grotto as three of 3,400 seeking relief. An eight year old boy, Downey, discarded his crutches shouting he can walk without them. Michael Downey and James MacAlister, nine, also threw away supports claiming cures. The piece cites London Daily Mirror figures of 347 crippled Irish pilgrims returning, many supported by others, and warns cures may relapse after returning home.
Chicago offered an issue of 1.8 million dollars of 4 percent bonds directly to the public but sold only 22 thousand dollars the first day. Denomination fixed at 1100 frustrated small investors while demand from 10 to 200 dollar buyers grew. Fort Paul sales noted as well.
The passage argues that small bond denominations would boost public purchases, noting example sales volumes in Chicago and comparing bond yields to bank interest. It suggests people would buy bonds even at low yields if offered in affordable units, asserting large totals could be moved with better terms.
Scientific American notes an automatic device in France that records race finishes by triggering a camera at the post when the winning horse breaks a thread. The system, used previously at Stockholm Olympics, served as evidence in disputed finishes. An agricultural paper emphasizes an icehouse as essential on most farms.
A St Louis parson proposes paying children a buffalo nickel for old pennies to grow his Sunday school. The plan is criticized as clever yet risky, with arguments about motive and effectiveness. The piece questions the method and notes no expert authority supports it.
A fragmentary verse imagines a poem built entirely from joy and sunshine. The speaker hints that readers would grasp its meaning instantly, recognizing its subject without ambiguity. The piece centers on happiness and clear emotion.
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