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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1910
Page
4
A terse note from Oregon shows Pendleton Post Office announcing a local paper for the city and county. The item mentions district posts, gatherings, and a public notice style, reflecting routine postal and community service updates.
Across the nation a political readjustment unfolds as old vessels of party designations fade. Roosevelt aligned progressives in New York win broad support, while Oregon shows a revolt against machine politics affecting governor and legislature candidates. Voters seek men and principles over party labels.
The Round-up success is credited to strong executive work by J Raley president of the association and to the concerted efforts of the organizing team.
The piece praises the nation s Directors and committeemen who worked under his leadership for the success of the affair. It notes these men are worthy of the community s thanks for devoting time to the rounds and hopes the Resundep was a great success and beneficial to Pen Geton.
A novel court under Magistrate Robert Cornell will attempt to reconcile couples rather than merely grant divorces. The court aims to arbitrate with firm analysis, reducing trivial divorce claims, while reserving outright dissolution for fundamental conflicts. The experiment’s success hinges on keen judgment and tact.
The Round-up was a carnival of the strength and danger, with excitement that kept spectators guessing what would happen next. No one could foresee the action, and it differed from vaudeville or a predictable wild west show.
The prompt asks how many voters have read the garments for and against the Initiative measures.
Christian Herald notes the Bible is today the most widely read book, with 11,378,754 copies circulated last year by Bible societies. China bought 428,000 Bibles, the British and Foreign Bible Society printed 6,620,024 copies, and over 106 years the society has distributed 220,000,000 scriptures. The piece contrasts Bible output with other classics and religious texts, highlighting vast global reach.
Professor Wendell of Harvard stayed in Cambridge after beginning his sabbatical and joined departmental meetings. The department head protested, calling him officially absent. Wendell replied with a pun about a non est man being the noblest work of God.
The excerpt describes a lingering farewell between Mr Youngston and a woman as he asks if a kiss on her hand would be proper. She sighs softly and rests her head on his shoulder, yielding a restrained, intimate moment.
A Portland letter-writer discusses statewide prohibition, praising Grace Methodist Episcopal pastor J H Edhipp and arguing the financial and moral stakes of banning alcohol. He warns of economic harm to fire, police, saloons, retailers, real estate firms, and small businesses, urging readers to vote against prohibition for the city’s and state’s prosperity.
Many persons suffer daily from distress after eating with heartburn bloating belching and smothering sensations. If you are among them let us persuade you to try Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. It will strengthen and tone the digestive system and quickly remove the cause. It is also for indigestion costiveness biliousness stomach pains and malaria fever and ague.
The piece argues prohibition has failed to curb liquor use, citing IRS figures on increased whisky and beer consumption. It urges clergy and business leaders to unite to oppose statewide prohibition in Oregon, framing it as a moral and economic issue. The author warns of the lasting dishonor on Pine Tree state.
A quotation notes that an obligation no sincere man can shirk is highlighted as a guiding ethic attributed to Thomas Merry. The line underscores personal responsibility and integrity without detailing any event or context.
A reader reports a friend observed a newly married man throwing stones at his wife. The reply says she was only tickled to death and notes they were diamonds. The source tone implies a satirical or clipped remark about a domestic scene rather than a verified incident.
A Western farmer notes a century later cyclone has evolved from rag carpets and tin pans to a crowded mix including grand spfanow Perelan rugs and automobiles, reflecting rising prosperity and changing times.
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