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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1906
Page
5
The Oregonian announces subscription rates and advertising deadlines. Readers are informed of daily and weekly options, with pricing details and a notice to advertisers about copy deadlines for Monday’s edition.
Fragmentary motivational piece by Charlotte P. L. Stetson urging health work and forward movement toward light and strength. Mentions turning from weakness to power, facing the right, and overcoming robbery, starvation, and defeat.
A reader denounces Jonathan Bourne Jr as unfit for the U S Senate, lacking oratorical skill and public experience. The letter argues money and ambition mask a weak political character, while noting Bourne’s wealth gives him political power in Portland, despite a core lacking legitimacy.
Eastern Oregon stockmen in Uma tilla County argue forest reserve parceling denies them justice and threatens the stock industry. They warn removing ranges from the Wennie and Blue Mountaine reserves could force large sheep and cattle herds to move away, undermining local employment and economic stability.
The forestry department faces a delicate task to grant all stock owners tributary to the reserves full rights under regulations. Eastern Oregon's stock industry depends on proper regulation and management. Forestry officials can bolster the industry through fair sale and enforcement of rules or harm it with misinterpretation and favoritism toward stockmen. The future of livestock rests with the forestry officers.
In Freewater yesterday Amos Pond, a full blood Umatilla, answered the roll call during the Pendleton district presbytery meeting. The piece reflects on Marcus Whitman’s 19th century work and notes about 50 faithful members remain in the Whitman church on the Umatilla reservation.
A New fruit cannery at The Dalles plans to contract all cherries grown locally for ten years or more at $80 per ton. Yield estimates: one ton per mor per large variety, about $80 per acre. The Dalles cannery would contract all cherries in Umatilla county for a decade at the same price. Irrigation and climate suit cherry raising. Reha, Hermiston, Hudson Bay, Milton, and Freewater areas could become cherry orchards, drawing capital nearer home and surpassing The Dalles in potential.
The San Francisco Examiner, in collaboration with the Chronicle and Call, aims to resume publication after earthquake destruction. Hearst ordered a train load of materials, now in San Francisco, to restart the paper in full size with renewed energy and city rebuilding.
A vivid, tongue in cheek ad touts up to date outfits in red and new files hooks reels and banekety from a superior stank of fishermen hoods. It promises a full line of sporting goods and beer related items.
A Miss Lillian Powell of Aurora Indiana recounts neglecting a severe cold after a rainy day. She attributes recovery to Peruna, claiming an eight week cough cure and three weeks of treatment restored health. The ad claims thousands of testimonials and urges prompt Peruna use to prevent catarrh from advancing to consumption.
A fragmented note proclaims Exiumniner could be published in no other city, claiming the two are inseparable as permanent elements. The text compares the splendor of the present and hints the Pacific comet awaits the arrival of the New Exikminer.
Quilries have been made to church officials about the dam and many young men promised to attend. Officials say no money was ever spent more advantageously by the church. Knoxville Tennessee correspondent.
In Oregon events, conventions and fairs fill the calendar from May through September with Portland, Pendleton, Walla Walla and The Dalles hosting groups like Shrines Grand Lodge and Epworth League. Wool sale dates are set across Pendleton Heppner Shaniko Baker City and other towns. A battlefield scene, with a sword clash and a king's son, closes the fragment with a martial verse.
In Fort Cumberland Presbyterian church trial, newspaper advertising for the Young Men's Bible Class by FP Sterling and Rev W T Rodgers drew crowds. Attendance rose by about one third over the week, with noticeable impact on membership as the ad ran.
The Brussels correspondent for the Philadelphia Record reports how smugglers used dogs as lace carriers. A dog wore clipped fur to conceal silk while another courier alerted authorities, and the dog was fatally shot. Pigeons and watches are mentioned as other smuggling methods along the frontier.
A dated report from New York and other offices touts American De Forest Wireless Telegraph Company advances in commercial work. The narrative highlights uninterrupted service and rapid expansion, with references to London and Denver divisions, Lord Armstrong, and government support. Stock details shown: preferred 212.50, common 6.40.
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