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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1913
Page
4
fragmented text from a press wire item mentions a poet and an event at Preacieten with references to rain and a meat trade context. unclear details limit precise reconstruction of names, dates, or locations.
An essayish piece argues for replacing elected minor officers with appointed ones and calls for broader labor and vocational education reform. It ties democratic efficiency to public welfare, cites the Department of Labor and vocational education funding, and connects factory life with civic life, highlighting education as key.
A mournful speaker recalls the lonesome shadows guiding a traveler toward Joytown. Midnight owls roam as flowers fear to grow, yet bells ring with gladness, and the traveler moves on singing toward a brighter place. The verse paints a migration from sorrow to hopeful arrival.
A call for a large reception committee to greet special trains arriving at Pendleton. Emphasis on ample sleeping and eating accommodations, courteous service, and fair treatment for travelers. Notes the shift from wooden to steel sleepers and the Interstate Commerce Commission push for safer, modern cars, with costs and safety as key issues.
The passage argues that New York would see fewer battles for control if it had a direct primary law and a commission form of government. It also notes a loud aviation spectacle and a forecast about critics and a weather man influencing public taste. The note ends with a date saying the game begins in a week.
William B. Wilson, secretary of labor, argues capital and labor are mutual partners and must serve each other. He says the department should bring together these mutual interests, not favor schemes, and work toward permanent national welfare rather than immediate gains.
The Pendleton celebration expands for the year with larger crowds and a bigger Digger Show. It marks a shift as grazing lands are subdivided for farming and the cowboy era fades. Yet the event promises thrilling rides and a vivid clash of cowboys and Indians, capturing timeless appeal.
A fragment warns that excessive strawberries can mimic intoxication due to high acidity affecting the nervous system. It notes rhubarb and emotional excess as other pathways to temporary drunkenness, and explains how digestion and stimulants like strong coffee or turpentine fumes can produce alcohol-like effects.
Damaged OCR fragment describes a loading operation at Bristol where a cargo of thin spirit is being unloaded from a barge. The text notes the process exists in a rolling condition, indicating instability or movement affecting handling. No additional verifiable details are present.
A lyrical piece personifies the road as a life moving from slums to order. It portrays the road linking town and country, bringing progress, wealth, beauty, and hope, and envisions uniting the world through its passage.
The acting Oklahoma lieutenant governor granted four pardons and signed contracts with twenty two school book firms while the governor was absent. On the governor's return he revoked the pardons and repudiated the contracts, reportedly leaving them on poor terms. Berlin authorities banned smoking in cars after noting accidents caused by the habit. England imported raw cotton from Africa and Asia and re-exported 64 million pounds to the United States during January through April.
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