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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1908
Page
4
Pendleton Oregon paper announces weekly and semi weekly editions with subscription rates and mailing options. Details include pricing for daily and weekly mailings, periods and rates, a list of offices in Portland and Seattle, and notes about post office handling. The notice identifies Oregonian Publishing Co. and industry associations.
A compact fragment on work and effort, stating that everyone has inherent work to do and tools to use for those who will. It emphasizes personal responsibility in taking up labor and making use of available means.
A St. Louis Post Dispatch cartoon label brands John B. Foraker as a leper due to Standard Oil ties. The piece argues public hatred of Standard Oil taints allies and rivals alike, branding even honorable men with a deserved doom and forcing political exile.
A Detroit court faces a national question on allowing Sabbath day baseball games as a public necessity. The ruling could affect labor duties and the place of baseball in American popular amusement, amid debate over morality and economic need.
A fragmented passage questions how a sudden ban would create a void at the Vets and how a doubter could challenge the intensity of professional discourse. The voice of the market allegedly rises from every corner of the arena, signaling broad concern.
In a lengthy report and appeal, Dring Children and TT ch Middle superintendent urge passage of a law controlling heredity and public examination. They cite statistics showing many inmates admitted to asylums due to hereditary disease or family trouble, arguing degeneration drives rising insanity across states and nations.
This day at the district fair honors pioneers and the hardy men and women who settled eastern Oregon. Through years of hard work and danger they built a White man's country, breaking soil and enduring frontier toll to enable modern development and progress.
The narrator recalls a county fair journey with family in a rustic voice. They describe the crowded grounds, a parade band, vendors, and a public scene of generosity. A Raggedy Man, a swing ride, and games are mentioned along with a payment or fare and the presence of James Whitcomb Riley.
A reflective verse asks why complain when opportunity and effort can still rise. It contrasts gloom with action, urging focus on work, resilience, and hopeful deeds despite lingering troubles or fears.
Frank Bilderback, a popular young macher from near Hermiston, stopped off in Pendleton yesterday while en route home from La Grande. The casual remarks reflect local chatter as he travels through the region.
A well known local man praised community gatherings last night at Avery pavilion noting that social events boost mood and progress. He argued that people thrive when they meet others, and isolation harms advancement as residents of Umatilla and Morrow counties recall summer work on farms ranges and businesses.
A large mercantile store owned by E G Fleming near Toppenieh Wisconsin was leveled by a fire that also destroyed the dwelling attached. Estimated loss is 11000 with 38500 in insurance. The fire department’s efforts were focused on preventing spread to nearby structures.
An advertisement extols glycarine and Italco as key components in a medical preparation named Golden Medical Discovery. It claims strong nutritive, antiseptic and healing properties, touts efficacy against chronic throat and lung ailments, and cites Dr. Finler Milingwood and V. Pierce in praise.
Tammy faced a spanking by Miss Manners, then another teacher declined to discipline. At a half past ten Tommy arrived at Miss Manners door, endured a swift correction, and when asked what he had to say he answered with a cheeky plea for a soleware, followed by a surprised success.
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