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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1916
Page
4
A fragment notes a paste press spectation in Sendleton with guards and ports. Key figures or locations are unclear due to OCR errors, but the item signals a public or legal notice related to printing or distribution activity in the town.
The text lists subscription rates by mail and city carrier. It includes terms for daily, weekly, and monthly options, with pricing unclear due to OCR errors. Key elements mention daily newspaper delivery by mail and carrier, plus several time-based rate structures.
A fragmentary poem urges resilience and optimism in hardship. It speaks of keeping love and sweetness, resisting anger, and finding light through suffering. The speaker hints at romance and renewal as sunlight returns after shade.
A congressional session closed favorably with valuable outcomes for the nation. It notes progressive legislation of immense importance, including an eight hour law for trainmen that averted a strike and a tariff commission among other measures.
President Wilson's leadership unites Republicans and Democrats as Congress passes bold preparedness and railroad laws. The eight hour workday rule aims to protect both public and workers while emergency measures and freight protections shape future transport policy.
Representative Adamson, author of the eight hour law, declares the measure will endure judicial review and apply to all railroad workers. He notes no fear of constitutional test and states the law covers the 400,000 workers in the brotherhoods and beyond.
Republican headquarters issue a statement accusing Thomas A. Edison of backing Wilson for re election citing Navy use of Edison inventions. The Wilcox forces defend Edison as America's renowned inventor and scientist amid broad naval usage.
The piece notes Edison’s influence in republican circles and how prohibition failed in Yukon by three votes. It states the demonium stronghold is in cities, while national figures lean toward Wilson, suggesting more news value in Hughes support. It also mentions the Pendleton Round-Up and a highly satisfactory wheat market.
From the Daily Oregonian Sept 9 1955 a visit by Mrs A B Bailey of La Grande to Pendleton hosted a cord party at Mrs P Sturgis residence in honor of Miss Le Grow of Walla Walla. Dr Fred Vincent named company surgeon for Q W R N Co. Pendleton woes include rats holes sidewalks and walls. Trimidence area work by BR Mitchell of the East Oregonian. Frank Silva left town. A musical concert at the opera house tonight.
A Chicago briefing notes a church commission urging changes to wedding vows. It recommends removing the word obey from the bride’s premarital vow to align with a more equal statement, aiming to standardize the couple’s mutual commitments.
A discussion sets October 11 at St Louis to retain the pledge endowing worldly goods in the ring service. A minority report urges dropping phrases about Isaac and Rebecca, and claims that marriage is honored by God. Proposed abridgment would simplify seven commandments with wording about no other gods and no graven images.
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