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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1907
Page
4
Independent newspaper notice listing subscription options for daily, weekly, and semiweekly editions. It outlines rates by mail for 1, 3, 6, and 12 months, including city and out-of-state prices and delivery to Pendleton and Washington, with postal and bureau addresses.
Joy in living comes from keeping a bright spirit and helping others. The Sunshine Editor urges smiling through fate, spreading good humor, and boosting neighbors. steady cheerward effort will scatter woes and bring rewards as one stays upbeat each day.
Portland mayor Harry Lane rejects machine control and demands absolute freedom to direct city government. He will run again only if he can maintain untrammeled policy serving the People, distancing from both Democratic and Republican machines.
A condensed editorial from the San Francisco Bulletin discusses motherhood’s endless burdens and urges sons and daughters to value their overworked mothers. It notes the aim to foster love and devotion, citing the Bulletin’s message about children taking mothers for granted and seeking change in attitudes.
The essay laments children's ingratitude for maternal sacrifice and derides calls to overhaul school books. It argues mothers suffer unseen, warns against rapid reform influenced by educators, and criticizes publishers paying high salaries to push frequent book changes. It urges a pause to let the public recover from prior book-commission plunder.
Eugene moves toward municipal ownership with J. D. Matlock as candidate for mayor. The article urges study of water and power expansion, cites Pendleton’s charter precedent, and urges securing power sites on the Umatilla River for future development and emergency preparedness.
The text suggests a forthcoming state text book commission meeting to change about half of the grade books. Promoting agents from publishing houses push for changes to boost sales, aiming to shift costs away from the public, with educators advising alterations. The current banking series has been in use for about two years amid broad complaints as Oregonians recover from prior changes.
A fragmentary lyric recalls a kettle singing of pirate crews and hydra foes, a saving prince, and cannon in wartime. The poem reflects aging memories and vanished songs as lines from John Dr. Wells in the Kansas City Post echo in a nostalgic register.
Observers note Belgium’s fruit tree border along public roads and argue for similar plantings in the United States. The piece cites hardy apple, cherry, plum and pear trees as a beauty and crop opportunity, with roadside fruit access by youths under light rules seen as both public benefit and private protection for trees.
The landlords own most of Ireland’s land and rent to farmers who find it poor and hard to farm. Much land is used for pasture with little under cultivation, while turf fences waste space. Farmers complain of rich Americans accumulating missions. The Travel Magazine.
The New Southwest of St. Louis discusses drainage work begun in 1810 and the large sums spent on irrigation. It argues that $215,000,000 allocated to drainage could cultivate vast land, boosting national wealth and placing industrious people on reclaimable land, either via government or private efforts.
A Hemingford Nebraska society of young women bans attention from men who wear whiskers and vows penalties for violators. Reports note similar anti whisker groups have emerged in Harrisot and other Nebraska towns along with South Dakota formations.
Laura Simmons portrays a distraught wife who leaves mid performance to attend a political rally, forcing her husband Herbert into solitude. He wrestles with neglect and disillusion as the curtain falls, contemplating returning to his father and the life he left behind.
Poem excerpt urging renewal through inner care and outward work. The speaker, Walter Fors, calls for cleaning the house and barn, sweeping cobwebs from the head and removing heartache. The verse blends domestic tasks with spiritual cleansing and fresh growth.
The Hotel Pendleton has been refitted and refurnished throughout with telephone and fire alarm connections in all rooms. It offers en suite baths and single rooms, the Milord Room in connection only a short distance from depots.
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