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Pendleton Eagle Valley News in Pendleton, Oregon
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1916
Page
7
Wedding Day Verse to Harriet Ware in December
A poetic note to Harriet Ware on her wedding day in December. The quatrain-like lines mix seasons and love, mentioning December, April, and winter winds as symbolic hints of romance and change in a festive, celebratory tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Ware
John Keeney’s Death Leaves Life in Darkness Behind
John Keeney died at Eugene at age 61 after 56 years in physical darkness. He could recall nothing he had seen except green grass and his mother’s eyes, a striking memory from a life bound to shadows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lind John
Keeney
Eugene
John Keeney
East Oregonian Letter Sparks Debate On Pinchot And Conservation
The East Oregonian prints Gifford Pinchot’s conservation letter, while critiquing his current stance on Wilson’s reelection and suggesting a possible shift in leadership. The piece also laments the Willamette valley’s gloom and hints at bold remedies like a Cascade tunnel and pumping eastern ozone into western Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willamette Valley
Oregon
Cascade Mountains
Alexander the Mystic Arrested in Baker City
A report notes the arrest of Alexander the Mystic in Baker City amid a nation enjoying prosperity. The piece contrasts public mood with a provocative discussion sparked by a Pennsylvania state college dean claiming 375,000 unmarried women teachers may be as happy as married ones, prompting debate on matrimony’s role and societal foundations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania State College
Indianapolis
The Old Maid Dilemma and Women’s Choice
The passage argues that women face social pressure to marry or be seen as parasites and drudges, comparing old maid status to male dependence. It asserts unmarried teachers can be as happy or happier than married women and that women’s happiness now comes from freedom to choose many joys rather than one compulsory option.
28 Years Ago Today From The Daily Ban Oregonian
A jumble of late 19th century items reports on explorers Harry Hexter and Victor Moody in the Sound country, a drug store foundation hole for a service pipe, a postponed free library opening with no free lunch, a Northern resident wedding at Gowin residence, a Thanksgiving ball in Milarkey hall, electric pole work by Pendleton Electric Light & Power, and magic show misdeeds by Alexander the Mystic with gambling arrests at Baker and Pendleton, including billiard hall losses and fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ban
Oregonian
Harry Hexter
Sound Country
Victor Evangelist Moody
Tucuma
Leezer & Kueller
Tink Preneh
Mr. Gowin
George D. Downey
William G. Reeder
Walla Walls
Louisy G. Gowin
M. W. Gowin
Crumerou Company
Shary and Wells
Milarkey Hall
Pendleton
Alexander
Baker
Harry Slauter
Sinuter
Arthur Thibodo
James Blukamp
Sanford Adler
Tech
Most Heavily Insured Man Found In New York
New York City November 24 reputedly the most heavily insured man in the country was found today as Harry Thatcher Dunn of Toledo Ohio. Dunn, president of the Caroline Rubber Company and vice president of the Willya Overland Filadelette Company, holds life policies totaling 1 490 000. Premiums amount to about 2100 weekly. Dunn previously lived in Springfield Massachusetts where the policy was placed by Frederic N Puller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harry Thatcher Dunn
Toledo
Ohio
Dunn
Caroline Rubber Company
Willya-Overland Fiteadelette Company
Springfield
Mask
Frederik N. Puller
President Witton Faces Four Year Record
President Witton has four year experience behind him and no thought of another term to disturb his work on the pressing problems that now confront him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witton
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Meron
Amil
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Edwin Markham
MR. Pinchot
Gifford Pinchot
Pinchot
Wilson
Amos
the Land OF
Alexander the Mystic
Caughy
Alexanter
Mystle
Tionel Barrymore
Grace Valentine
ALTA
Shatherwood
W.8.c
Whitman
Liberty Theatre
Olga
Leopards
Kathryn
Liberty Theater
Alder
Walla Walla
Aen
Remaiae
Wheeler Studio
Bond Brothers
Bond Bros
Garm't
Sweet Orr
Alfred Benjamin
Society
Kirschbaum
Bond Bros. Quality Union Suits
Illera
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