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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1901
Page
2
The Oregonian announces advertising rates for daily and weekly insertions. It lists price per line and terms for publication and payment, noting a ten cent per line minimum and weekly and semi weekly options.
A Minnesota court and the attorney general are examining the proposed consolidation of the Duluth and Iron Range lines into a single system with Duluth, Mesaba, and Northern lines. The move could affect anti trust enforcement and national rail and mining interests as the United States Steel Corporation eyes control of iron ore, lake transport, and roads.
J. W. Bailey states the state dairy and food commissioner that less than 2000 dollars is needed to order in a local creamery. The article notes land could cover larger startup sums if investors form a solid plan and attract backing. It highlights rising Oregon and Washington creamery activity and broad success in the industry.
The Oregonian advocates creamery development as a boon to farm life especially for women. It argues the modern plant frees the farmer's wife from milk and cream handling, relieving burdens and promoting farm attractiveness. It calls for closer study by farmers and cattlemen and pledges support for the enterprise.
A recent letter argues Governor Geer is justified in pardoning Edwin Mime by claiming jurors recommended mercy after a guilty verdict was set aside. The piece contends jurors lack authority to fix sentence mercy and that judges alone determine leniency, cautioning against pardons based on sympathy for a prisoner's family.
A discussion urges a humane yet austere penitentiary to deter crime with healthful conditions and strong deterrents. It argues governors should not grant pardons without clear legal proof of verdict error, while condemning excessive mercy and petitions from influential supporters.
The clipping catalogs upcoming meetings in April and May for churches and associations. Notable entries include presbyteries in Spokane and Helena, Oregon state conventions, Montana gatherings in Miles City Fort Benton and Missoula, and the Great Council of Red Men. Washington and Oregon groups schedule events in May and June.
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