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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1916
Page
7
A fragmentary verse line by A Mary F Bobinsin notes apples, trains, meadow saffron, and ripened fruit imagery. The text reads as a poetic meditation on nature and seasonal renewal with archaic spelling and unusual punctuation.
The article discusses Senator Norris criticizing the Wilson administration for relying on caucus rules to pass legislation. It argues the caucus, while exclusionary to Republicans, has produced efficient, broad reform. Norris claims Wilson has been master of his party, fueling Republican claims of weakness, as Wisconsin's larger population and teacher training context are noted.
The piece argues Oregon's public schools fall short of modern training with only 18 percent of teachers being normal graduates. It urges Pendleton's measure for a state normal school, backs Wilson, cites Bainbridge Colby critiquing Republicans, and notes the state federation of women's clubs endorsing Pendleton's proposal while urging voters to study the pamphlet before November 7.
Three or four boys formed an amateur department amid Oregonian chatter, meeting in October to establish a small but notable club. The piece reflects early efforts and growing local interest in organized groups within the community.
A damaged newspaper fragment mentions legal and personal troubles involving J C Fernel a lawyer facing crimes from murder to other charges. It notes Pendleton, Al Deapain’s return from the Big Bend, Janes Howanl delaying show duties, and Mesers Kirby and Keenan buying the Star restaurant on Main Street to continue service.
City board analyzes costs for a new library building and possible county shared occupation. They warn that a county funded plan could shift funding and spark demands from other towns and districts, risking local control and endowment contracts with Carnegie.
Itarun Hayarh! forts Japanese omnastider ly fiune is named minister for Jape in Se koe. His promotion raises eyebrows at Peking where he stands among the newer Meher ranks and signals a shift toward a friendlier policy with China, despite prior suspicion toward Japan.
A partial readable note reports the new Hirary building at Klamath Falle closed for some time due to internal antagonism within the board. The message criticizes members as perversity and incomplete communication, noting three differing principles of library Omnigenient and a divided board. The communication was sent to the finance committee for action.
A short promotional note advises taking Chamberlainss tablets and adopting a diet of vegetables and cereals. It recommends daily outdoor exercise and promises a greatly improved complexion within a few months. Obtainable everywhere.
In Mapleton Nova Scotia on February 22 Justice in Orange County granted Charlie N Suryan age 69 petition to adopt Marie Halatoad 49 as his daughter of past two years their housekeeper. The order changes her name to Marjorie Stevens a well to do estate broker widow who adopted a daughter many years ago stevens and her husband had three children born to them about eight years ago the petition notes that Holland abandoned his wife
Cleveland Ohio Get 12 Con tributions at the rate of 100 for twenty minutes were pledged for foreign missions yesterday at the Bullvnduve Papeist church as.
John D. Rockefeller offered approval and congratulated Joseph Church the youngest donor who gave $3. At 14 months old Joseph showed little interest in the proceedings or the praise.
Premier Bozell spoke in Milan noting 1100 munitions factories operating day and night with 26,900 workers, including 45,000 women. Production of machine cans and overall munitions output surged dramatically as aviation activity grows. he asserted national economy is advancing, urging support for war production efforts.
London report states a vast art collection formed by B B MadcGeorge is set to change ownership. The details describe a transfer to new proprietors, highlighting quality and scene, with sources noting a notable Glasgow origin and a London connection.
A Scottish amateur collection once housed in Glasgow moved to new owners. The Glasgow Herald lauds it as surpassing all private or public holdings in quality among etchings and original drawings by Charles Meryon. The Morning Post says it is held in high repute by collectors worldwide and will likely generate broad interest in its distribution.
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