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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1909

Page

4

Hadad Attendleton Monthly News Billing Notes

Fragmented OCR text from an East Oregonian page describes subscription rates for daily and weekly editions, with various mailing and carrier options. It lists addresses in Pendleton, Portland and Washington, and notes post office entry and distribution details.

East Oregonian The Oregon News 6Th Street Portland Oregon Chicago Lureau Security Washingon 2. C

Statewide crusade urges dairy reform in Oregon

An Oregon editorial urges major dairy reform led by the Eastern Oregon Medical Society and the Portland milk crusade. It calls for a nonpolitical state dairy commissioner, under health authorities or the governor, to enforce sanitary milk handling and disease free cows, noting past failed local ordinances and the need for coordinated statewide action.

Eastern Oragon Medical Society Portland Pendleton Dre. Ss. W. McClure W. &. Cole The Oregon Journal Enest Oregonian Fond and Dairy Commissioner State Board of Health

Reading Company Coal Profits under Scrutiny

The Philadelphia Press reports the Reading company faces scrutiny over coal profits claiming it owns more anthracite coal and mines than any other entity yet showed a gross business total last year of about 24.8 million dollars with a net surplus of roughly 66,918 dollars.

Reading

No Profit in Mining Aims to Tarnish Rail Profit Claims

The piece notes skepticism about mining profits despite claims of no money to be made. It cites Pennsylvania operators Pardee Coxe Marnie and Curard as wealth examples, questions railroads’ claimed lack of mining profits, and suggests Reading Co balance coal sales with rail carriage masks overall earnings.

Pennsylvania Mupgy Pardee Coxe Marnie Curard Reading

Taft Visit Causes Portland Political Strife

A Portland reception for President Taft sparked factional tensions as prominent citizens and state officials reportedly faced snubs from the arranging committee. Secret Service restrictions dampened crowds and handshakes, fueling anger over perceived partisan infighting during the visit.

Portland Taft Bourne Evernor Covernor Gonson

Man's sociable being at district fair draw

A readable fragment notes that a man enjoys socializing and styling with Neftlende and Mied neir peonte, calling this a reason why the district fair in Wiwaya remains popular. After viewing the exhibits he watches the crowds, who provide an ever changing show.

Unintula County Farmers Seek Independence From Harvester Monopoly

Farmers in Unintula County aim to end annual tribute to the Harvester trash monopoly by supporting the Steynold thresher factory. They hope this shift will empower them to cut costs and awaken the factory’s growth.

Tto Steynold

North Coast road reshaping regional railroad map

The North Coast road is altering the railroad map of Eastern Washington and similarly changes are planned for the eastern Oregon map. The two sister states no longer hold a monopoly on development as the routes shift and new plans unfold.

Washington Oregon

Pole claim feud fades as vaudeville wanes

Cook and Peary remain in dispute over who first reached the pole but the world tires of vaudeville and the stage cannot be held forever.

Cook Peary

Elks Fair Attracts Attention For Evening Event

When the Elks come forth the people take notice and invite attendance to the fair again, promising a good evening for visitors and community members.

Rain Inspires Cheer At Fair With Jupiter Pluvius

Rain patter livened the Umatilla county fair last evening as jovial crowds found cheer inside. The poem of weather amid town growth notes new factories and hopeful times for local farmers and residents.

Jupiter Pluvius Umatilla

President May Reach Seattle Vindicating Glavis

A fragment hints the president may visit Seattle and vindicate Glavis, suggesting a political move or decision affecting the earlier case. The note emphasizes potential accountability or redress tied to Glavis and the president's planned reach.

Seattle Glavis

Forests and Water in US Development Policy

A United States Forest Service circular outlines forestry as a central national policy, stressing forests as essential to civilization, water protection, and industrial life. It highlights alarming waste, fires, and private ownership losses, urging wise use and protection to sustain growth without depleting reserves.

Treadwell Cleveland, Jr United States Forest Service Greas Walinre Indwittry i Stundineg

Watchman Hears Old Man Approaching Gate

A poetic fragment describes a watchman at his tower hearing the old man approaching in the night. The watchman notes the old man's unsteady tread and that he cannot unlock the gate, signaling a potential intrusion or delay in passage. The scene evokes a quiet nocturnal tension.

Faye Eaid

Worthless minion sparks shoe shine remark

A sharp remark erupts when a lazy man fails to shine his own shoes, prompting the quip that he should be able to handle his own footwear. The exchange illustrates a common sentiment about personal responsibility and grooming in social settings.

Diversified Oregon ranch for sale with extensive improvements

An 1809 acre mostly fenced ranch near Pendleton Oregon offers 1650 cultivated acres, abundant fruit and berries, a five room house with water, and year round irrigation. Includes six brood mares five colts or cows, farm equipment, alfalfa land, 100 bushels potatoes, hogs, corn, and timber with annual crop potential. Priced at 12500 with down payment options. ET Wade Pendleton Oregon sells business chances as well.

Aleo Telephone Ft. R Oregon Wade Pendleton

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