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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1906
Page
4
The article discusses subscription pricing, advertising procedures, and postal handling notes for The East Oregonian and related papers. It includes remarks from a Lincoln Nebraska News clerk about advertising volume and postal sorting, with observations on the burden of unsolicited materials and waste.
A fragment from a Virginian scene shows a speaker wrestling with religion and salvation. The character contemplates eternal happiness and damnation while seeking purpose through ongoing work and duty amid a sunset backdrop.
The Shlom Journal discusses Oregon’s high court future with calls for a Democrat on the bench. It cites George W. Alger’s critique of judicial delay, independence, and the need for balanced representation amid partisan shifts.
Postal clerks protest during the wartime matweighles period that the malta have been overwhelmed by a flood of fourth class mail and related bottlenecks.
The passage clasps a social ladder of virtue and effort with humor and moral bite. It ranks workers by initiative from self starters to passive resisters, ending with a provocative call to self examination and destiny.
A poem laments a man from Chiltren who longs for his other self, Grace, kept apart by time. He speaks of a girl with a sunny Nenet and a laughing face, free from sorrow, hope, and doubt. He asks children to deliver back his other self if they meet her, seeking reunion across time.
The Memphis News-Scimitar reviews lawmakers dropped from Congress this session. Malcolm R. Patterson of Tennessee’s Tenth district is ordered stricken after allegedly neglecting duties and failing to attend sessions. Critics claim he earned a salary for work not done while remaining absent from Washington.
A fragmented exhortation on initiative and doing the right things without being told. It urges carrying a message to others who can carry it forward and emphasizes personal responsibility in action.
Cupla's headquarters features engagement announcements wedding invitations and reception stationery. Extensive embossed monogram and engraved calling card lines with guaranteed good form and honest prices. Place orders early to ensure online delivery.
In Tonopah Nevada Charles M Schwab and Rob Montgomery discuss the Montgomy Shoshone mine. Montgomery finally acquires the property for 5 000 000 while Schwab says the cost to him was 4 000 000. They plan no mining camp splurge and will live modestly with future earnings.
The paper laments snake bites in Texas and prescribes a folk remedy using kerosene oil to draw venom from wounds on hands or feet. The ritual involves pouring oil to cover the wound, turning it green, then applying a salt poultice and oil for about an hour to avert fatal outcomes. Chinese residents in Chicago raise funds over 6000 dollars for San Francisco relief during meetings integrated into services.
The Argonaut reports a peculiar case where a town's documents show serious rate damage. Officials request weekly rations to destroy the pestilent rate, install two cats, and later debate promoting a junior cat while employing a probationer cat on full rations.
The begum of Bhopal welcomed the prince and princess of Wales in India, a striking scene as a Mohammedan state is ruled by a woman. Bhopal remains unique as a realm where the ruler must be female, a principle the present begum has advanced as advantageous. Formerly the regents held key power and were altered by the ruler’s will or politics.
The report shows total earnings for the period to October 1 totaling 1,120,652 with a gain of 302,204 or 1.77 percent versus the prior year. Net earnings reach 689,052 after expenses while the steamship line earns 54,710 against 109,617 last year. St Marys hospital in Walla Walla, with 75 beds and modern facilities, is insufficient and plans a largely expanded new hospital project are underway this year.
The Australasian wool trade reports from July 1, 1905 to January 1 show total exports of 168,?8 bales. Five Australian states recorded 206,000 bales and New Zealand declined by 1680 from the previous season. Wool shipped to England and the Continent dominates, with the United States now a growing buyer for the season, at 52,? bales, down from the prior period, marking a drop of about 25,? bales.
A San Francisco Star report notes Stanford University limits women students to 500, with a plan to admit only limited numbers in professional programs. The policy aims to maintain a ratio favoring men as women may not exceed the cap, affecting enrollment and class distribution. In a separate Montgomery case, Homeowner Ray Minett, a prominent sawmill owner, was robbed in Montgomery of securities valued at around $60,000, taken from the hall of attorney W. A. Collen.
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