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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1913
Page
4
The Pendleton community resumes school work after summer vacation with praise for students. The article lauds the 191% Round-up and its leadership, noting the event’s entertainment value, turnout, and cooperative effort among directors and volunteers. It emphasizes lasting teamwork, high standards, and the event’s status as a premier outdoor show.
The piece argues health follows living choices and mindset, notes Mexico and Wilson, and cites Latin American interest in U S mediation. It observes South American professionals studying U S constitutional and legal works, and predicts Mexico may adopt a constitutional government with American aid. It questions new feminism and industrial modernity, comparing state versus private ownership and calling for family-centered debate.
Statisticians report five million bachelors among twenty one million voting age men in the United States while seven million women work in gainful occupations. The essay questions whether rising living costs and fear of home obligations affect marriage, and whether big corporate ownership pushes men toward wage earning at the expense of independent enterprise. It notes how large industrial units limit small capital ventures and raises whether wage earners lack the courage of previous generations to form independent businesses.
Portland Oregonian notes Pendleton Round-Up’s enduring popularity as a vivid revival of the prairie life. It lauds the cowboy era for realism, with Indians in simple attire and vaqueros refined, while stage robbers use modern autos. The piece praises spectators for seeing more than ads promise, as cowboys display remarkable riding and roping skills.
Soy Gee, a Canton medical school graduate, markets herbs from the Soy Gee Herb Co. at 224 1 2 Washington St Portland Oregon. He claims thorough knowledge of medicinal herbs and the ability to cure stomach and bowel ailments among others.
The piece extols Pendleton Round-Up as a pure, sunlit display of free, athletic youth. Cowboys and ponies share a kinship with spectators and a carefree, healthy gaiety fills arena and streets. The writer longs for perpetual Round-Up time as a shrine for travelers seeking solace.
Fragmentary text comments on popularity and perception in a show. The wording hints at social dynamics, suggesting the desire to be seen as knowledgeable. No identifiable people, places, or organizations are clearly present.
The notice urges shoppers to visit participating merchants to vote for their favorite entry in the gift contest. It emphasizes broad access and asks patrons to cast their ballots as part of the promotion.
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