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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1909
Page
4
Daily, weekly and semi weekly editions of the Oregonian Publishing Co are advertised with various mail and carrier subscription rates. Distribution points include Pendleton and Portland with offices listed in Portland and Seattle. The notice notes United Press Association membership and second class mail status.
The poem depicts slaves who labor under oppression yet remain steadfast and hopeful. It notes the struggle of today may end in defeat, but tomorrow requires living on. Brave, humble workers endure long years, facing fear and weariness as they persevere with quiet courage.
A local columnist decries persistent critics of Pendleton and urges residents to unite for growth. The piece labels chronic knockers as hindrances and calls for practical action on land, electrification, new industries, and sensible handling of liquor issues to strengthen the town’s future.
The Oregon commission at the A P C has faced sharp criticism from the Oregonian and the Salem Journal in the past week or two. The East Oregonian asks what, if anything, is the issue with the commissioners.
A Salem editorial defends Oregon fair commissioners against cheap attacks over spending from the state exhibit funds. It argues critics misrepresent costs for meals and rooms, urging fair treatment and an end to senseless criticism to protect Oregon’s reputation and promotional work.
Rumor spreads that the reclamation service headquarters may be moved back to Pendleton from Portland. Proponents argue Pendleton is the irrigation center of the Northwest, while Portland is distant from major projects. Residents urge keeping the office in eastern Oregon alongside a new federal building.
A meditation on human identity and the unknown future after life. Arthur Hugh Clough questions what we are, what we will become, and whether present thoughts and loves will manifest in a larger life. The speaker urges faith that what is begun here will be completed later, despite uncertainty.
A fragment from Judge’s Library shows a misfired interview style scene with a woman inspecting her blouse and speaking in tangled phrases. The man responds with terse acceptance as the couple exchanges awkward remarks about fit and a request to raise the Winds for more lent.
A fragmentary lyric about traveling to the pole in a ship of snow under a wrentle wind. It references images like the lee King and Arectle oceans and evokes a distant Arctic picnic adventure with playful nautical phrasing.
A father scolds Willie after a fleeing trip and threatens a woodshed punishment. In Cincinnati Mrs. Longworth recounts a quaint London scene with precocious youths. A pretty American girl questions Tommy about a sweetheart, and he jokes he is game for spooning.
The ad explains Herpicide kills the microbe causing hair loss and scalp disorders. It claims to destroy the herpes family microbe linked to dandruff and itching, promising hair regrowth. Sample stamps offered, bottles priced at one dollar, sold by leading druggists. The Herpicide Co Detroit, Mich is listed for sample requests.
For the past two seasons Pen Meton High School has won the state football championship, maintaining the lead in regional standings and asserting continued dominance in the sport.
A noted alignment exists between Rockefeller interests and the J. P. Morgan faction, signaling a stable cooperative dynamic in financial circles and suggesting minimized public friction as they pursue shared economic goals.
A historical piece explores frugal dining options in Seattle, detailing affordable meals and budget hacks for a man seeking sustenance under strict cost limits. It highlights street vendors, lunch specials, and simple, filling dishes that stretch a small budget.
Local coal merchants push to join a gorap market, signaling potential shifts in supplier access and pricing dynamics as they seek new distribution opportunities.
E. T. Wade offers 12800 acres fenced with three wires and new posts. 350 acres tilled, 170 tons hay and 1066 bushels grain in granary. 159 fruit trees, abundant berries, year round water, fine 5 room house, telephone and daily mail. Livestock includes six mares, five cattle, two milch cows, 13 hogs, plus equipment. 360 cultivable acres, diverse terrain, mild climate, price 12500 dollars with easy terms. Best bargain in Oregon realty.
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