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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1911
Page
4
Fragmentary item from the Dally Rai Oregonian noting distribution at 320 Morrison Street Portland and Washington and Chicago bureaus. Mentions United Press Association and Northwest News.
J E Keefe, secretary of the Commercial club, urged Pendleton’s growth at a club meeting. He listed needs including more power, a sewing mill, irrigation projects, freight division for OWRN, and housing. He argued paid officials with decisive leadership could secure better, cheaper improvements than unpaid volunteers, supporting a commission government reform.
The article urges Secretary Keefe to energize the Commercial Club and stimulate activity in the town. It stresses taking initiative, attending meetings, and committing to efforts that will move the town forward, reminding that communities grow through action and self-help.
Fragmentary historical items describe destruction of houses with deaths, 19s4 Bethel hem and Pabewan operations, 18é4 Ohio elections with Lincoln victory, 1864 Parliament building wrecked by dynamite, 1864 Japanese attack on the Chinese at Wiiu and Yalu, 190%-Charles KR Crane resigns after Knox clash, and a court dispute over Panama libre charges involving R. Williams and Delavan Smith.
A poem fragment proclaims the desert as pure land loyal to God. The speaker contrasts barren hills with cities, extols silence and divine peace, and invokes imagery of the crucible of passion and cleansing air. The voice asserts spiritual primacy of the desert over mortal wealth and corruption.
A fragment from a Southern California resort discussion hints at plans to replicate a regional Round-Up despite local opposition. The text mentions Pendleton, a seaside site, and debates over a beachside development and political leanings toward Woodrow Wilson or Champ Clark.
A reader recalls sending a copy of a poem that badly lacked punctuation and sparked disgust at the poet’s ideas. Pd arrives home. a staffer in shirt sleeves is asked to explain why Sabell Mabel Riggs’ poem wasn’t punctuated, with a curt reply about roles and pointers.
Ezra Bullock told his wife after a monthly visit to Rox ton that some men in the office are what he calls fresh. He referenced a certificate from Sabu Mati Bolege and indicated he should finish a matter. The tale reflects a domestic scene with a focus on personal commentary and local chatter.
A draft urging a public demonstration seeks to show Cal Boyd’s superiority over Col. Wood and Vite Varma. The call appears in county and city editorials urging readers to attend and witness the display of leadership and contest.
Seattle residents posed a troubling question to President Teft regarding Judge Manford, challenging his stance and provoking a formal response amid public debate on the matter.
A court acquits Spain of the cattle related charges amid a ruling that allows attendance at the Round Ly event again. No further details provided on proceedings or parties involved.
Yestering's note from Tripoli says the round ended in favor of the Turks for once, with the total telephone miners seemingly on a circuit.
A fragmented chronicle lists events from 1531 Ulrich Zwingli killed in a skirmish with Catholics to 1840 Havana hurricane, noting 1799 Mons taken by allies and 1731 a Great storm on the Ganges. It mentions London printers addressing Queen Caroline and an Indiana territory inhabitants meeting proposing government changes.
G Jonson of Scottville Michigan extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash for backache bearing down pains and general health. She notes long work on a farm with thirteen children and claims the remedies keep her strong and cure female ailments.
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