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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1916
Page
5
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A fragmentary nostalgic poem recalling a street called Straight and a mother's comforting presence. The lines evoke childhood imagery, memory, and longing with references to nighttime, a knee, and a dreamlike atmosphere.
In November 1908 US railroads faced a 108000 car shortfall while idle cars peaked at 413000 during Taft's first year. The piece argues price alarms aid extortioners, urges calm, self-help, and common frugality to ease food cost pressures as world war disrupts supply. It notes tariffs and inflation as background and stresses prudent spending over panic.
The remarks critique sectarianism over religion and urge disciplined spending, noting inflation in food prices can be curbed by consumer choices and delivery terms. It condemns inflationary effects, calls for universal rules, and cites Henry Maxim and Governor Withycombe in a reflection on war and peace a month from today.
A late 19th century local chronicle notes faint aurora borealis near the northern horizon and church activities. It mentions Rev Loveridge officiating at Pendleton Episcopal services and reports on engineer C W Moon’s recovery, William Sparka’s move to Fitzville, Dr Bharp’s illness, and a higher court ruling reversing the agricultural college decision with remand for further proceedings.
The event over the past two days featured music and various attractions at the Grand Bazaar in Angel with George Hote as host. Local clubs hosted gatherings and many residents attended. A luncheon at Kopper Kettle, a bridge club gathering, and a dancing party at the State Hospital auditorium are noted among social activities.
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