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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1908
Page
4
A Spirited look at varying subscription terms offered by a Pendleton Oregon newspaper. The notice lists daily, weekly, and semiweekly rates for mail and carrier delivery, indicating different durations and payment methods while noting USPS second class status.
The Portland Oregonian frames Fulton vs Cake as a moral test for Oregon Republicans. It argues the people’s choice must prevail, warns against machine control, and urges support for initiative, referenda, and measures backing popular government amid statewide ballots Nos. 306 to 335.
An editorial urges Oregon voters to study the 19 proposed laws on the ballot. It notes the state printed 100 400 voter booklets to explain each measure, criticizes the cost, and warns that a wrong yes or no could trigger a local act or order. It concedes some measures deserve passage.
Support the market days held in this city as a vital, educational event that draws stockmen and farmers from across the country. Public sales enlarge the local food market, bring buyers and sellers together, and foster better bargains beyond the sales. Farmers and stockmen should attend and patrons should actively support these days.
A poetic scene depicts Spring in Umatilla County as a maiden with a harp. She sweeps the strings and musical tones mingle, as Spring touches the magic harp and summons weather tones from around the world over Uma tilla County. No mythical maiden is more whimsical or sweet than spring in Umatilla.
Circling the Blue mountains western slope in Umatilla county, a fertile foothill section 30 miles long and 6 to 8 miles wide centers on Pilot Rock. The land’s rich soil needs no irrigation and holds potential as a future apple orchard for the inland empire.
A Washington Star poem describes an imagined Twilight Town with shifting crimson walls and golden streets. It frames a dreamlike place where splendour appears bright then fades like a smile, a dewdrop, or a rose.
An analysis linking ex Governor Pennypacker and four former Pennsylvanian officials convicted of defrauding the state in furnishing the Harrisburg capitol. The piece argues that graft and political power rely on controlling the press, while independent papers like the Kansas City Star are seen as implacable foes to corruption.
A constitutional measure in Oregon aims to increase the supreme court from three to five, reorganize state judiciary, transfer probate matters from county to circuit court, abolish a county board, and potentially create county circuit judges. The reform centers on placing probate duties under circuit judges, shaping a new court structure. Also noted is William Jennings Bryan drawing a large Wheeling, West Virginia, crowd where police used clubs to manage the surge.
Fugene Field formerly served on the Chicago News staff, joining the paper at an early stage and contributing to its news coverage and editorial work during his tenure.
A newspaper editor admonishes a new reporter to avoid asserting unproven facts and to couch claims as allegations. The next day a cautious social column notes rumors of a First Ward card party hosted by a Mrs. Smith, reportedly the wife of a well known grocer, with events said to have ended around 11:30 PM.
Workmen in Watertown unearthed a human skeleton this morning, believed to be a man aged 35 to 40 at death. Coroner MacMartin took charge of the remains. The skeleton lay about two feet underground.
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