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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1906
Page
4
Independent newspaper notice printed for East Oregonian indicates daily afternoon edition with Sunday exception and distribution points in Portland and Puget Sound area. Includes submission deadlines for mail copies and legal notices, with reach across Oregon and region.
A somber reflection on a fractured self. The speaker describes a mirror that multiplies a single image into countless fragments and, as it shatters further, intensifies inner sorrow. The broken figure endures a living, silent pain, aging without visible change, conveying untold torment in elegiac couplets.
Loyal Willamette valley voters warmly greet Judge Lowell candidate for the United States senate during a regional visit. The piece notes disdain for wealth as a political qualifier and contrasts Lowell with Mourne and Cake who are actively courting voters with money and influence.
The Pendleton city council faces a decisive moment to advance street paving, backed by broad homeowner support and removed legal hurdles. Proponents argue immediate paving will elevate the town to a mark of progress and set a lasting example of responsive governance.
Community debate accuses opponents of blocking paving as grounds shift from one objection to another. The Northwestern Gas Electric company, linked to J. K. Dickson and John D. Rockefeller, is urged to start paving immediately by deploying a hundred workers to lay gas pipes in Pendleton. The call argues the company should begin now and have its pipes ready before residents commence paving.
The text hails irrigation as civilizing force transforming a desert to a thriving landscape in Umatilla county. It portrays water development as selfish yet benevolent, viewing water access as the spark for a future empire of happiness, civilization, and renewed life across the desert.
An Idaho views column endorses Harvey K. Brown of Baker City for Oregon governor. It lauds his record on law enforcement and honesty, notes support from outside Oregon, and highlights his stance on equal suffrage and home protection. The piece also mentions a Democratic win in Butte council elections.
Back again and welcome to the heart of every lover of sport. The ad promotes a wide range of baseball gear including balls bats gloves mitts masks with mentions of Wright and Dighton tennis balls and Pneumatic golf balls.
A Salem Journal poem fragment echoes a love longing for Flo. The speaker professes unwavering devotion, recalls youth, and asks for closeness, kissing, and shared memory in a lyric, intimate tone. The piece centers on named figure Flo and the speaker’s heartfelt vows.
An assortment of literary and political notes appears in Four-Track News for April. The piece quotes from the New York Journal on Venus and beauty, then shifts to Persia’s decline with reflections on Teheran, Russia, and Britain, drawing from Far-off Persia by G. F P. Wile Ifa.
Senator Long of Kansas and his wife attended a reception at Senator Elkins in West Virginia. Elkins warmly greeted guests along the line. At the end of the handshaking, Long asked who the distinguished man was and learned it was the butler.
The Dead Sea of America known as the Great Salt Lake in Utah measures 73 miles long, 65 miles wide, and 201 miles around, with six islands. The largest island spans 16 by 5 miles and rises about 2000 feet above the lake. Its dense waters allow easy buoyancy second only to the Dead Sea, and the lake shore is gradually receding.
A poem notes a worry free man who dies indebted to the town. Will H. Wilson is referenced in April Four Track News. The Nobel awards shrink from 159,782 to 198,089 kronen in distribution this year while Nobel endowments yield 1,878,000 kronen in income yet management costs consume more than half, reducing actual distribution.
An advertisement urges consumers to use Royal Baking Powder in place of cream of tartar soda or baking powder. It claims Royal provides absolute purity, stronger leavening, lighter sweeter foods, and better digestion while contrasting with alum and phosphate powders as unreliable and inferior.
A list of gatherings and wool sale dates across Oregon and neighboring areas includes Inland Empire teachers’ convention in Spokane on April 6, Oregon primary nomination on April 20, several church and conference events through May in Pendleton and The Dalles, and major meetings in Walla Walla and Weston. Wool sale dates follow: Pendleton May 22 23 29 30. Heppner May 24 25 June 7 8 21 22. Condon May 21 June 1 27 28. Shaniko June 6 19 20 July 10 11. Baker City June 25 26 July 12 14. Elgin July 13. The Apennine republic of San Marino resumes democratic governance after reviving the arringo system and reestablishing a council with broader participation, restoring civil rights amid a peaceful climate.
The Memphis News Sclmitar notes February production on the Culebra cut used steam shovels and machinery to remove 166,000 cubic yards at a cost of 61 cents per yard. Laborers using mules and scrapers estimate 10 to 17 cents per yard, but the work differs greatly. The writer suggests dirt could be moved cheaper if tracks are laid and hauling possible, but government cost limits are often relaxed for work done for or by the government.
Statistics show for the year ending March 4, 1906 the sun shone on all but eight days at Colorado Springs. The thermometer reached a peak on July 15. Tacoma and Spokane expect $176,000 for federal buildings funding this congress.
Neagle Bros advertises spider phaetons runabout wagons and buckboards for children and adults with elegant designs for city or country use at moderate prices. They promote Wi nona Wagons with iron clad hubs and large eastern Oregon stock. They sell Fairbanks-Morse engines and irrigation pumps, all warranted. Get prices before buying.
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