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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1913
Page
4
The notice outlines subscription pricing for Dally by mall and by carrier including one year and six month terms for daily, weekly, and semi weekly editions. It mentions monthly terms and telephone contact.
The election centers on sustaining Pendleton water board as they push gravity water system, amid attacks by supporters of a new commission charter. The board defends expenditures, urges voters to back Colesworthy, and warns that a charter defeat may jeopardize the project and the state hospital water supply.
A Newark News excerpt describes beet relish preparation by mashing beets, adding lemon juice and olive oil, celery salt, and onion juice for a smooth dressing. It also quotes a social aside on engagement chatter and a remark about preferring slow freight after sharing views.
A Frank L. Stanton verse extols fireside warmth during winter. It contrasts storms outside with joyful songs, fiddles, and gratitude for plenty, inviting readers to thank the Lord for the season while witches are kept at bay by the hearth.
Washington Herald notes Canada's 1912-13 receipts totaling 168,689,905 dollars, nearly doubling 1998-09 levels. Customs yield 111,764,698. excise 21,447,444. post office 12,061,728. public works and railways 13,158,677. Chinese taxes 1,790,214. miscellaneous 8,477,728. Five year comparisons show growth from 96,054,506 in 1907-08 to 136,108,217 in 1911-12, with overall expenditure climbing alongside revenue.
Read patients report relief from female weakness and irregularities after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Women from Warren Indiana and Esmond Rhode Island describe headaches bearing down pains dizziness and improved health and energy following treatment.
A historical note argues travel is now safer than ever. It cites a stat on railroad mileage and fatalities, estimating 2,275,000 safe trips per accident risk threshold, compares sea travel and urban street danger, and credits safety devices and regulations in reducing risks for rail and steamship travel.
The Boston Herald recounts Jack the dog who befriended Officer Keane at Station 6. Jack visits the route daily, accepts water and meat scraps, shows loyalty, and appears to recognize roll call and the five o clock duty routine. He guards the doorway and even wears a plate collar inscribed Jack the Bunker Station 6.
Advertising copy touts Dr Kings New Discovery as a remedy for children's coughs colds and fevers. It claims instant relief helps kids sleep and promises money back if no relief with testimonials from W H Knowles and W P Rinehart. Sold by ENS and druggists.
A fragmented scene describes a man with a pipe and rising smoke prompting an officer’s approach. The text notes Jack avoiding entering houses or stores, suggesting tension with officers. The murky dialogue shifts to humor about friends being broke when borrowing money.
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