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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1913
Page
4
Publication notice lists Pendleton Oregon address for The Daily Oregonian Publishing Co guiding circulation. Includes postal registration and rates, with references to security, distribution terms and official city and county affiliation and telephone contact details.
A fragment hints at a scene set in September featuring rue and marjoram held in hands. The brief lines evoke herbal imagery and seasonal mood without clear event details or individuals.
The Portland Oregonian condemns Senator Chamberlain for backing a caucus move to lower duties on grain bags while keeping raw material free. It argues the policy protects American farmers from a foreign monopoly and questions the paper's stance on Republican principles and Oregon political alignments.
A Pendleton editorial urges strict enforcement of game laws and an impartial grand jury probe into Deputy Harmon imprisonment in Umatilla County. It argues laws protect hunters and warns against turning the code into a joke, while questioning town marshals' roles and calling for authentic legal rulings. It also notes New York primary impeachment sentiment against Tammany Hall and Sulzer’s plight.
A verse sketch by Minna Irving follows a boy who despised math in youth then, as an adult in opera houses and fashion shows, attentively studies triangles amid crowds of women in V cut gowns. The poem closes with a paired quotation about life and conduct, attributed to Madeline Bridges.
A collage of quotes and reflections appears from James Whitcomb Riley and brief observations on U S army views of Canada and Monroe doctrine. It notes Canada as England’s main safeguard, Monroe’s 1823 message, and the Canal Zone living costs with price quotes from an observer in Panama.
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