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Public notice instructs advertisers to submit copy for a forthcoming issue by 4 45 p m on the preceding Saturday. It calls for advertiser cooperation and specifies the deadline for advertising matter.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1905
Page
4
Public notice instructs advertisers to submit copy for a forthcoming issue by 4 45 p m on the preceding Saturday. It calls for advertiser cooperation and specifies the deadline for advertising matter.
A damaged OCR snippet shows devotional imagery with night, trees, roses, and twilight. Lines invoke a goodbye to a finger or sign as a cross against the sky and shadows moving over a valley and mountain. The fragment ends with publication credit P. Richardson in Overland.
Southern planters burn a surplus of about 200 000 bales to improve prices for the normal crop. At the same time, questions arise about the number of impoverished children impacted, asking how many there are among the poor.
A critical editorial argues that trusts and middlemen keep prices high for cotton products and livestock, harming farmers and starving urban children in New York City. It claims there is no real surplus, only manipulation by railroads and manufacturers.
The Oregonian and Telegram are accused of frightening readers with a dummy figure of socialism to deter support for government ownership of railroads and utilities. The piece cites Australia New Zealand Switzerland and other nations as success stories of public ownership, contrasting with conditions in the United States.
A bold editorial urges intelligent labor reforms and better U S conditions, arguing politicians must stay out and let the people decide. It cites a Pendleton saloon scandal where an obscene picture was displayed, criticizing a public figure who pushed decency laws while remaining visible in the street.
An editorial urges Senator Fulton to seize a turning point for Oregon. It argues he can become a highly useful U S senator by rejecting old regime politics, eschewing Portland and Salem factions, and pursuing state improvement. It warns against allying with indicted figures and stresses merit, service, and reform.
The Montana legislature voted to submit to the people a constitutional amendment for direct initiative and referendum. Montana joins South Dakota Utah Oregon and Illinois as states considering the measure. Nevada previously passed a similar proposal but requires two legislatures to act. Utah and South Dakota show mixed legislative support and opposition to the amendment.
A brief excerpt notes that those who back closer government contact show support when they grasp the concept. The Commoner quote emphasizes public understanding as key to backing reforms aimed at bringing official action closer to citizens.
A Newport News resident reports a severe inflammatory rheumatism attack after fever. After trying doctors and liniments with limited relief, the patient used S.S.S. Rheumatium, taking three bottles and recovering fully. The letter claims the remedy purifies blood, relieves pain, and restores health, inviting readers to request a free book and consult the company in Atlanta Ga.
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