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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1911
Page
4
A garbled OCR fragment from a local page yields unclear text with scattered letters and partial words. The readable bits do not form a coherent event or names. no verifiable facts emerge.
The piece defends Gifford Pinchot against Oregonian attacks and argues Alaska’s resources belong to the people. It criticizes Guggenheim syndicate land grabs, favors government-dictated development terms, and praises conservation as a public good amid capital interests.
Henry Mews summarizes a widespread, uncertain mood in the markets as experts blame Roosevelt, tariffs, court decisions, and other factors for a general decline. He notes world trade retraction after the world war boom, with steel, textiles, cotton, and rubber slipping. He argues cautious, intelligent adjustment can lead to lower living costs and stability if the downturn continues gradually.
Reliable Baker reports discuss the city charter salary levels with mayor at 2590 a year and two commissioners at 2000 each. Reformers push to cut the mayor to 500, while critics say that remains insufficient and a 1206 proposal is more sensible for a small city. The piece argues against paying a mayor too little or too much, noting the balance between public duty and business practicality.
A fragment notes the bridge plate should bear the inscription of the amount 36400 dollars, marking the project cost. The line places emphasis on the financial detail as part of the plate’s wording.
A curio on human error arguing that occasional mistakes keep us grounded and focused. It recalls a man who avoided action to steer clear of mistakes, but death shows that not acting is itself a misstep. The piece blends fable and theatrical wisdom urging balanced risk and resilience.
In a Texas town a woman from Waco reportedly refused a fifty year old bachelor saying he has a dreadful past. She wanted to see all the young men and girls show their spirit, while a mutual friend recalls the turn down and the bachelor’s claim of a story behind it.
Readable fragments show a mutual friend and a splendid Waco girl in conversation about blotting out the past. Hostess insists guests must leave and asks for a song as many young people are “babe-faced” and old enough to have whiskers.
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