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An independent news brief fragment references a person Daly and a seat issue amid communal publishing notes, with unclear details and fragmented wording.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1916
Page
4
An independent news brief fragment references a person Daly and a seat issue amid communal publishing notes, with unclear details and fragmented wording.
Fragmentary verse advice about restoring a woman’s happiness and song, urging timely support as her spirit fades. The lines speak to reviving memories, keeping her strong, and offering companionship through sorrow to bring back joy.
The candidate denounces the pork barrel river and harbor bill as largely wasteful without expert examination of necessary expenditures. He targets readers in Portland and Oregon while discussing plans to deepen the Columbia River mouth and improve the river.
The rivers and harbors bill will not include any item until it is approved by the board of army engineers, a group noted for its lack of local or political interests in appropriations. Mr. Hughes appears to cite transcontinental railroad sources for his information.
The writer argues that many modern tragedies attributed to love stem from selfishness and ego. True love, they say, is an asset, patient and kind, guiding actions toward duty and others’ happiness rather than selfish gain, and it does not lead to murder or ruin.
A respected eastern financial writer argues after the war a united international coin is feasible, with each nation stamping its own issue but sharing equal gold value, enabling free travel and broader global exchange. He suggests credits or certificates could settle foreign balances instead of costly gold shipments.
A brief critique lamenting current methods as crude and unsuitable for a peaceful era, suggesting that future progress requires better devices and reforms. The tone implies disappointment with present systems and a call for modernization.
A Kentucky to Tennessee survey notes Wilson gains in the south while Hughes struggles. It argues southern opposition to federal suffrage, recalling Reconstruction era tensions. Mentions Pres. Ripley, Pendleton echoes, road improvements, and debates on establishing normal schools to boost education across Oregon and the region.
J B Eddy of Pendleton was in Tortland yesterday. Mr and Mrs M Folcomore own fret Alba 9.
President J H Ackerman of the Monmouth normal school argues for locating new institutions to serve broader state needs. He cites central placement, access to rail hubs, and capacity for practice teaching, urging eastern and southern Oregon sites to supply trained instructors for the Willamette Valley and beyond.
Spanish war veterans urged adoption of a resolution declaring readiness to enter active service when needed. Heariett G. Hara, lieutenant governor of Texas, and Captain D. Chisholm are candidates for commander. If a draft occurs, the doctor may sort it for you.
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