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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1910
Page
4
Fragmented ad text outlines various subscription options by daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly terms. Mentions mail and carrier delivery, with partial lines referencing Oregonian, Morrison, Port Reynolds, and Pendleton postal details. Appears as a franchise or catalog of pricing and delivery methods with postal classifications.
A local editorial argues against leniency toward saloon interests after a disputed election. It praises Pendleton’s clean slate and calls on the mayor and council to firmly regulate liquor, warning that prohibition or wet exceptions won’t solve the issue. The piece likens the task to taming a dragon and urges decisive action now.
The article questions how well individuals will fare in Pendleton, noting the need for proper strength and courage to achieve success. It frames the challenge as a test of character and resolve among those involved.
The Philadelphia Telegraph argues Roosevelt remains influential and not politically dead. It cites full returns showing broad support for his progressive ideas and notes New York and New Jersey shifts, with Dix elected in Pennsylvania amid a Democratic year. Time will vindicate him.
The piece argues football marks a short season with fierce college battles. It defends the sport as great and strenuous, noting fans and students savor victory bells while acknowledging brutality and calls for abolition from opponents. It asserts risks exist but overall rewards outweigh harm.
A brief legal or court item notes a trial commencing today amid references to colds grippe and malaria as context. The fragment suggests imminent courtroom action with no further details available in the readable text.
In the appointment of representatives to go to Spokane to talk with people there in reference to the Round-up the directors of the Penteton show have acted wisely. It should be possible to convince Spokane people that they should not hold 4 Round-up. The cities of the fin land empire should stand together for the common Interests of all. One should not fight with another and steal its thunder just because it is the larger place.
Citizens hope the proposed 0.2 mill tax will provide funds for overdue city improvements. Officials stress the measure aims to boost infrastructure and public services, with critics urging clear allocations and oversight.
The Pendleton All Stars express understanding of the feelings of Hon. Janica J Jeffries, signaling outreach and acknowledgment in a civic context.
A sunny smile costs little yet spreads hope and light, brightening days. A helping hand, warmly given, saves a falling friend and clears obstacles, guiding toward higher things. Angels watch from above as small acts of kindness lift hearts and ease life’s dull path.
Rev. Anna Shaw, president of the National Woman Suffrage Association, outlined a plan to clarify work methods as the movement grows. Committees will handle most tasks, with district leaders in large cities and a strong state structure. A national and state consulting group will coordinate methods and fundraising.
Miss Myra L. Deck, a pioneer forestry worker, started a nursery at her country home and serves on the national committee of women’s clubs on conservation. She is a member of the Pennsylvania forestry commission and has driven much of the clubwomen’s interest in forestry, as noted by the Atlanta Constitution in a Q&A piece.
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