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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1911
Page
4
A truncated notice from Pendleton Oregon indicates second class mail matter status. The readable fragment includes the phrase at the post office and Pelephone, suggesting a generic postal classification note and an unclear recipient or item.
The article discusses the Mona Lisa theft at the Louvre and its enduring intrigue. It notes Leonardo da Vinci as a versatile genius and argues that the painting’s lifelike presence and the enigmatic smile captivate observers, illustrating art’s devotion to truth as Shakespear noted.
The Vig Timbermen of the state urge Governor West to suspend game laws for the remainder of the region and end hunting this fall, arguing hunters are largely responsible for the issue.
The article discusses forest fire origins from brush, trains, and railroad neglect, noting lightning starts some fires. Hunters, experienced with hills, are often quick to extinguish small fires and help prevent blazes. Closing the hunting season is argued to possibly cause more harm than good.
In Pendleton the wretched street lighting prompts calls for reform. On Water Street darkness endangers pedestrians as Matlock was attacked. Residents urge more street lights or a municipal lighting plant to cut costs and improve safety, suggesting a city gas plant if needed.
A state good roads push faces factional wrangling during a legislative session. The East Cretonian calls for barring road machinery insiders from plan drafting, urging appointees be road users. A Spokane 19 year old writes Roy Raley seeking cattle ranch work, showing resolve to pursue rural life despite danger.
A reader condemns the bitter strife between capital and labor and warns that an explosion will occur unless the economic system undergoes changes. The comment reflects concern over ongoing disputes and potential upheaval.
Despite pew shortages in Pendleton, substantial improvements are underway at the old Oregon building. Theatre goers may soon enjoy a fair, capable playhouse with better facilities and presentation.
The president shows growing concern over recalls while veteran royalists resist democratic change. Political tension rises as old guard fears democratic agitation and emboldens conservative stand.
The piece notes autumn’s arrival driven by calendar cues rather than thermometer readings, emphasizing a mood of change and cooling air without dramatic weather. It hints at seasonal reflection and informal observations of nature’s gradual shift.
The article profiles David Rankin, hailed as the world’s latest farmer, noting his rise from borrowing six dollars to dying worth five thousand. He stresses maximizing time, money, and seeds, and asserts profit comes from cutting production costs, citing his early adoption of machinery as key.
Farmers must focus on reducing production costs while maximizing profits, using manure as a key nutrient source. An eight-ton per acre application in Jaspar County Missouri produced 65 bushels of corn versus 29.5 without manure, while trials in Columbia, Lime State, showed 30 to 60 bushels per acre depending on rotation and manure practices, highlighting the enduring value of organic fertilization.
The Round-Up in Pendleton on September 14 to 16 draws vast interest among youths and adults as riders practice daring feats. Stories recount near misses and rising local excitement, with admiration for cowboys and rope skills, amid warnings of danger and crowd appeal.
Weston residents report solid finances aided by wheat, barley, and forage crop incomes. The local bank financed this harvest without external aid for the first time in years, with crop proceeds still to be realized, promising funds later.
The text notes Weston is deep in the dividend paying class and must realize gains on thousands of shares of stock already invested. It implies the promoter expects profitability but Weston must act to make the investment worthwhile again.
A terse verse by Kennett Harris argues against delaying tasks. The speaker repeats that tomorrow never comes and urges doing work and favors immediately, even when they dislike the duties or face temptations for fun.
A compact verse narrative about a privileged traveler who names his touring car Driftalong and his lands Idledream, a yacht Dozenway, and a private car Easigo. The subject seeks a soothing phrase amid busy endeavors, using vast resources to buy imaginary rest. The piece hints at alert intellect masked by self crafted escapism.
The record lists various historical notes: 1645 Alice Lisle beheaded at Winchester for harboring a nonconforming minister Hicks. 1404 Dominican missions along the California coast with over 20,000 Indians connected. 1829 Royal Exchange in Edinburgh opens. 1854 General Perovkel’s expedition forces Khan of Khiva into a pro-Russia treaty. 1864 Sherman advances into Atlanta after East Point fleet engagement, Hood evacuation, Slocum captures stores. 1870 French defeated at Sedan. 1874 Mount Etna eruption driving villagers to flee. 1904 Japanese 25,000 and Russians 6,000 in Liaoyang fighting ongoing.
A 1964 report states the Sultan of Turkey was shot by one of his guards. The incident details remain sparse. the outcome and broader impact on the monarchy are not clarified in the fragment.
September 3 marks pivotal events from 1782 peace talks in Paris to 1940s wartime actions. Notable entries include the 1783 treaty talks ending war, the 1791 French Constitution presentation, 1868 Georgia House eligibility upheaval, and 1940s imperial and military moves in Asia and Russia. Multiple nations, leaders, and battles appear across the timeline.
A vintage notice promotes Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a daily hair care product. It claims to stop dandruff, strengthen thinning hair, and restore gray or faded hair to its natural color. Sold by Pen Meton Drug Co at fifty cents a bottle.
An aged consumer testimonial promotes Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a universal cough remedy for children and newborns. The notice urges keeping the product in stock, warns against substitutes, and states it cured a baby with a severe cough after doctors reportedly failed. For sale by all dealers.
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