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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1907
Page
4
The East Oregonian publication details daily and weekly subscription rates for both daily and weekly editions, including monthly and annual options. It lists mailing details and addresses for the Pendleton office and the Washington Bureau, noting Scripps News Association membership and mail handling notes.
Poetic excerpt from Elian Wheeler Wilcox in New Thought urging harmony of inner self with desired aim. It speaks of aligning mood and rhythm with longing, waiting in silence as essential to soul, and living worthy to call it forth.
Pendleton seeks a new city charter to raise indebtedness and expand utilities for levee, sewer, water, and city hall needs. Residents urged to participate in charter conventions as self government and revenue measures are debated to spur development and improve public facilities. LET US PULL FOR A GREATER PENDLETON.
The text alleges Harriman seeks revenge on President Roosevelt over justice actions and claims his efforts boosted Roosevelt’s nomination. It portrays Harriman as a gambler at heart, leading a dramatic political maneuver with a “weeping” alliance and a sensational critique aimed at Roosevelt.
The piece argues Harriman plans a desperate move to ruin Roosevelt, portraying it as revenge and a bid to discredit the administration. It warns such acts reveal Wall Street’s danger and the need for government control of railroads to curb speculative power and protect public property.
Pendleton Commercial association seeks remodel of its narrow dark stairway for a more accessible entrance. The group aims to reflect progress and buoyant spirit in the city. A major event arrives April 16 with Senator La Follette of Wisconsin scheduled to lecture, a memorable occasion for Pendleton and Umatilla County.
There are no vital tests on which the people should be divided today in the United States and without agitators chasing office, political warfare would fade. Office-seeking men focus on creating divisions. Independence among voters erodes the influence of professional politicians.
Portland residents contributed a historic gift of 355000 for a YMCA building. The drive was highly successful with the public deeply stirred, equating to about 2 per capita from every man, woman, and child in the city.
The article notes animals blush as a fear response rather than modesty. Ears warm in horses, especially the left, and the hare’s left ear becomes hot when frightened. Rabbits show similar signs, cows glow above the fetlock, and dogs’ tails appear blunt with fear. It mentions Torneo Dineh and Yakima, predicting a patrol wagon and police department in local government.
Mrs Eva Emery Doe author of The Con quest and McLoughlin and Old Oregon has written a short article on the ancestry of Ore suntins for Oregon schools. The East Oregonian reprints it to spark new historical inquiry. The piece urges students to write the history of their own families and traces migrations from many states and countries, noting how every family holds a long journey across nations and eras.
A prose-poem style reflection attributes sacred purpose to human effort on earth. Ella Wheeler Wilcox lines urge courage, compassion, and striving for perfection here and now, not in cloisters or distant realms. The piece elevates daily action as spiritual pursuit amid strife and fear.
A garbled history roundup lists events from 1661 to 1985 including the Royal Society, Mirabeau’s death, a United Staten mint, bombardment of Copenhagen, Virginia secretary of state, the American Farmer first issue, Fleet Prison abolition, Selma Alabama bombardment, and Afghan battles. The fragmentary note mentions Burns newspaper efforts and opposition to deception by execution over rhetoric.
An account from Salem describes City Marshal Gibeon collecting the annual dog tax and facing peculiar incidents, including a striking encounter at a dog’s residence. The anecdote underscores the lighter, odd moments in enforcing the canine levy and local duties.
An advertisement argues skin diseases come from corrupted blood and claims S S S purifies the blood to cure conditions like eczema acne and psoriasis. It hallmarks the blood as the root cause and touts testimonials from Edw W Long in Paducah and a Danville user, urging readers to consult physicians.
George Darveau proprietor touts the Hotel St. George as a premier European plan establishment. It features steam heat, en suite rooms with large new ramped rooms, telephone and fire alarm connections, and hot and cold running water in all rooms.
Rooms at the depot area offered for one dollar to one dollar fifty per night. Electric lighting is available in all rooms and customers are welcome to inquire at the desk for rates and availability.
The Hotel Pendleton has been refurbished throughout with telephone and fire alarm connections in all rooms. En suite baths and single rooms are featured, highlighting updated amenities at the historic hotel.
A historic note describes the Golden Rule Hotel as a first class family hotel and stock men’s headquarters, highlighting its status as a central lodging and meeting place for ranchers and travelers.
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