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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1910
Page
4
Fragmented OCR text shows many phrases about daily and weekly delivery by mall by carrier and mail. Mentions East Oregonian and Portland bureaus. Mixed junk terms suggest a page of subscription notices with various frequencies and routes.
A reflective prayer seeks strength to bear burdens without praise and to hear another’s urgent cry. It asks for discernment beyond ambition and self will, urging compassionate action and steadfast resolve in the face of hardship.
Oswald West spoke at the courthouse last night endorsing his record and campaign. He claimed his opponent runs away from his past while West cites reforms as state land agent and railroad commissioner, urging continued action and principle.
A discussion notes Jay Bowerman objected to log rolling by normal schools but not to logrolling over the senatorship. It argues that the earlier system of legislature elected senators blocked legislation, calling past practices grave crimes and praising reform.
The passage criticizes Bowerman for favoring the traditional method of electing U S senators amid a 40 day legislative stalemate. It alleges his record shows repeated avoidance of direct statements and accuses him of hypocritical stance by endorsing logrolling while criticizing normal school advocates.
The Oregon Journal defends Pendleton’s good name after an eggs-throwing incident during a street meeting on Court Street. It says the culprits do not represent the city’s spirit and condemns the act as unworthy. The piece notes Pendleton’s orderly history and cites a Hermiston push for an electric light plant spreading to the Umatilla project area.
The article notes Oswald West as steadfast amid political opposition. It mentions Walter Wellman delaying his transatlantic journey and hints he may switch to steamer travel. It reflects Iowa politics after Senator Dolliver’s death, highlighting Senator Cummins as a strong remaining figure.
Verse humor notes the shift from simple serenades to lavish meals as the prelude to romance. A playful critique contrasts old candlelit nights with modern menus, suggesting ten dollars buys a decent lunch and a hoped for “yes” with prudence and care.
A fragment of a lyric by F L Stanton humorously declares that when the colonel comes along the earth trembles yet life remains prime. It evokes a jaunty wartime mood with breezy imagery and spirited refrains in a playful tone.
A playful roundup of quirky houseware advice and sale items from Wesx Jones, including tips to edge drafts, brace moving pictures, and mock recipes. Notes on mosquito screens, mince pies, vacuum cleaners, and a novelty alarm clock, with prices and shop mentions.
Philadelphia looks capable of rough housing the Cubs through the current series but Chicago may improve on home turf. The outcome remains uncertain as the teams head to Wrigley Field for the next games.
Reports indicate rising Aquor activity in Umatilla County despite water scarcity. Officials describe dry conditions complicating management, with residents urged to conserve and monitor supply levels closely. Local agencies coordinate drought response and public messaging.
Voters weigh legislative hopefuls by their stance on Statement No 1. The brief note urges evaluating how candidates address the issue, suggesting that positions on this priority shape election decisions and align with voter priorities.
European rail travel faces ongoing robberies and occasional murders in compartment cars. The cramped, poorly ventilated seating forces passengers to endure discomfort and cramped footing, while women face heightened danger. The piece contrasts Europe’s system with American practices, noting recent crimes and an era of debate on abolishing compartments.
A Baltimore Sun reflection on love letters notes how scholarly prose clashes with romance. It cites Miss Quinn and Professor Peck of Columbia University, arguing court actions could ruin private sentiment and civilizational progress.
The male butterfly spans eight inches across the wings while the female exceeds eleven inches. Discovery highlights New Guinea as the habitat for the world’s largest butterfly species and notes a notable size difference between sexes.
A Republican candidate for Alabama governor cites a story about an old darkey servant named Rastus who served General Jackson. After Jackson’s death a preacher asked if Jackson would be in heaven, and the servant replied, “Thoun know, bores, of ’sll go foah aure, but he can ef he wants to.”
A Chicago Record Herald quip notes the town’s healthful image yet teems with eye doctor signs. The remark suggests residents enjoy nights outdoors, risking eye strain, while medical ads reflect local health concerns.
Russia has appropriated nearly one million dollars for a complete army aero plane apparatus, the largest sum ever spent by any government for this purpose.
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