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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1910
Page
4
The item describes subscription options by mail and carrier for a Pendleton Oregon paper, listing various durations such as monthly and yearly, with partial garbled typography. It notes the paper is the Official City and County Paper and lists street addresses and a United Press Association membership.
The Milton Eagle questions the Orchard county bill arguing it imposes taxes and injustice on eastern towns like Weston Athena and Adams. It asks why boundary lines include certain areas and why the draft bypassed local consent, urging an explanation of the divisionists motives and process.
The Dry Farming bulletin features E R Parsons of Parker Colorado discussing dry land alfalfa. He explains storing moisture in subsoil, fall plowing deep, early planting around April 20, and using split wheel drills to ease crust. He cites 1908 conditions, planting dates, yields, and cultivation routine for several years.
A historical excerpt presents a translated plea from a horse to its owner urging kindness and humane treatment. It requests proper feeding, gentle handling, appropriate harnesses, regular shoeing, teeth checks, protection from heat, comfortable bedding, and painless euthanasia if life becomes intolerable. Reprinted from Our Daily, noting Swedish origin.
A mother on Tenth Avenue sends a son to court to hear the verdict in a dispute. The boy rushes home crying that Tom was sentenced to twenty years. The mother questions the judge's ruling, then remarks he had little to do.
A terse quotation on personal virtue and effort. It argues that belief in character hinges on actions toward self-improvement and betterment, challenging complacency and urging ongoing effort to grow integrity.
The Spokesman-Review notes Idaho’s primary system generally works well and improves voter equality against party machines. It highlights the second choice feature and single candidate focus as checks on old guard influence, while praising fund restraint and the system’s corrective aims in the first Idaho direct primary.
A sharp-tongued Sajid demands a seat in a subway car, warning her mild-mannered companion that she would never speak to him again if another woman stood. The tired man ahead notes the rare peace such a bond affords, remarking how few could enjoy such ease.
Fifty years ago today Francis II issued a manifesto to European courts protesting Naples absorption. Twenty five years ago today Spain asked Germany to evacuate the Caroline islands. Major Aaron Stafford, last officer of the War of 1812, died in Oneida New York. Four personal crisis reports in various places for various causes. Two things have less feeling than the piety that is all feeling.
The Missouri society dinner draws remarks from six Missouri governors. The Minneapolis Journal quotes a critique that corruption is the fault of the people, accusing the populace of wavering and failing to act to rid society of corruption.
A boy with a stomach ache refuses his father’s warning about swimming. The exchange shows a tense, evasive mood as the boy insists he will manage, ending with a terse, offhand remark about lying on his back.
Los Angeles reports Reverend W A Bright a Methodist minister tied the knot for the 3000th time, performing the ceremony on Thursday in a milestone for his long ministry and public service.
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