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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1910
Page
4
The Daily East Oregonian is credited as the official city and county paper with listings of subscriptions by mail or semi weekly, monthly and yearly terms. It includes address references to Portland and Washington offices and notes its association with press organizations.
In Colubian Magazine Lelia Mitchell recalls a quiet garden scene as autumn arrives. The verdure fades and storms loom while bees retreat and quail call amid brown stubble. A frost filled air spurs a resolve to press on and take action.
The piece argues that progressive victories and Roosevelt speeches are not radical and that government regulation of corporations is common sense. It cites Henry Clews optimistic on crops, banking cohesion, and a tariff phase‑out, asserting markets will smooth through political tension and that regulation aids fairness.
Experts warn that the so called worst is known and advise that purchases of good investment stock can be made during all major importanc recessions without undue risk, suggesting a steady approach through downturns.
The Oregonian argues the primary results show voters reject or accept assembly principles as party method, not the idea itself. While assembly influence waned in clean cut races, supporters see Bowerman’s nomination as governor as hope for a pro assembly legislature. The direct primary should be defended, and Bowerman’s defeat urged to protect progressive measures and primary law.
Primary results show Bowerman Republican governor nominee fails to secure a majority or clear plurality. Despite machine support and acting governor status, he trails all opponents and prompts debate over the assembly plan. Pendleton reports fires near the railroad yards and fair exhibits promote wheat variety research.
The Pacific Power Company backs the Commercial Club with a slogan as Pendleton readies for the Round-Up and fair. The weather bureau forecasts a smooth week, Pendleton records its first serious auto accident, and Buffalo Vernon emerges as the city’s hero as the countdown to the Round-Up continues.
In Pendleton Oregon a resident recalls the city's famed beauty seen through autumn hills of brown amber and gold. The writer notes memorable views from the north overlooking a landscape where Mother Nature adds golden tones to fields and hills, creating a timeless scenic impression of the Beautiful Pendleton.
A reflective piece praising sage brush as it blossoms amid red rock and desert solitude. The author contrasts barren gray sand with cheerful golden blooms and embraces hillside beauty near Pendleton while recalling moments of nature, memory, and contemplative travel through autumn in the city and beyond.
A colored man facing a police judge pleads guilty to stealing chickens. He explains he could not justify the act to the judge, noting the dog in the yard and the risks of being shot. He advises that if one wishes to engage in rascality, they should stay at the bench where they are familiar.
At a Monaghan board of guardians meeting James Clerkin displayed a potato dug from the workhouse farm that resembles a human head. The two pound three quarter weight item drew attention as an odd find during the discussion of workhouse matters.
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