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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1910
Page
4
The readable fragments indicate an official city and county paper used as a weekly or semi weekly publication. Mentions Oregon newspapers and the United Press Association with postal and sale details likely about distribution and mailing.
A poetic meditation on the passing of seasons and enduring love. The speaker contrasts blooming roses and summer warmth with winter’s loneliness, asserting that love outlasts gardens and remains constant beyond changing times.
The East Oregonian recalls the 1930s closure of the Eastern Oregon normal school after state senators Bowerman and allies cut funding. The paper argues this was political revenge, cites harm to eastern Oregon’s education, and predicts Bowerman’s future gubernatorial bid will face backlash from Umatilla County voters who remember the closing and his role.
Six men seek the Republican nomination for the county representative seat. Only R W Henneman subscribes openly to the statement pledge. Three others claim to support statement No 1 and seek its voters.
The East Oregonians urge candidates to take and publish the Statement No 1 pledge to vote for the popular choice for United States senator. The piece notes past efforts to break the pledge phalanx and warns against straddlers. It advises notaries, voters, and candidates to declare their stance publicly.
The piece argues that Bowerman can win the GOP governor nomination via three opponents, leaving a weak Democrat to face. It urges direct primary supporters to unite behind Judge Grant E. Dimick, the strongest anti Bowerman candidate, and warns that voting for Hofer or Abraham would squander a ballot.
The Spokesman-Review congratulates Ellensburg normal school as fall attendance so large it is crowded. The surge is linked to the Eastern Oregon normal school’s closure due to lack of appropriation, which reduced competing enrollment.
With a bumper apple crop in this vicinity the apple display at the district fair should be better than ever in the past. Let us show this year that Umatilla county is not only the great wheat county of Oregon but is also a horticultural county.
Judge Lowell asserts Roosevelt would align with anti assembly forces in Oregon, as the former president is portrayed as a foe of machine politics.
Citizens in Washington cast ballots in a primary race that pits insurgency against standpartism as the outcome awaits broad interest. The fragmented text notes an upcoming result and public interest in the political division.
A statement No 1 candidate who refuses to take the statement should be viewed with suspicion indeed.
Community buzz surrounds the upcoming district fair as attention remains on the Round Up event. Organizers emphasize family activities, vendors, and live entertainment planned across the fairgrounds this season.
Commentary argues that municipal government relies on newspaper cooperation, a trait shared by all levels of government. It notes newspapers are fallible and pursue varied ends, but in aggregate they stand for public welfare and provide diverse perspectives for citizen scrutiny.
East End residents show stronger support for Barrett citing experience and judgment. They admire his record in the lower house and express confidence he deserves senatorial honors.
J W Maloney a leading candidate for county judge and J B Saylor of Freewater for county commissioner set forth as strong, business minded choices. Maloney is praised for competence and public service while Saylor is described as a conservative successful farmer and stock raiser with long county ties. Nomination at the primary is portrayed as effectively decisive for November.
Umatilla county voters may elect J. W. Maloney for county judge and J. B. Saylor for county commissioner. Maloney is described as a man of sterling worth and sound judgment who sought no office, while Saylor, formerly of Buttercreek, now near Freewater, is his running mate.
The Courant launched in London on March 11 1702 as the world’s first daily newspaper. Elizabeth Mallet issued a two column no advertisement sheet with plain news and no editor commentary. The paper promised to report facts only and save readers from impertinences of ordinary papers.
In a concise exchange, a child asks if a mother mourning Cousin Adelaide will wear black at night, wondering if daytime sorrow equals nighttime sadness. The mother dismisses the question as absurd, while the girl persists with a quip from Harper's Bazaar.
In a spat captured by the Spokesman-Review, Governor Hay accuses President Taft of miscasting state resource needs, while Taft argues conservation is a national duty. Taft says local focus neglects national preservation and notes funding dynamics favor western opponents who throttled conservation appropriations. Hayden faults include state control limits and misinterpretation of federal power.
Literary Digest notes rising temperance sentiment yet higher liquor consumption. Official figures show increasing revenue from distilled spirits over ten years, with current year receipts surpassing all but 1907. Question is raised whether prohibition is effective as policy.
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