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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1901
Page
2
The Oregonian publishes daily weekly and semi weekly editions from its Bend location on a Saturday in August 1901. Fendleton imprint appears in the header as the publisher city.
A Chicago arrival reports the National Good Roads Association travelled south for a three month journey, building twenty miles of earth highways and three miles of macadam. The piece argues road improvements benefit farmers, cities, and railway transport, while noting Oregon’s wheat yields and Willamette valley soil decline.
The city issues a limited Sunday closure order for saloons in Pendleton effective tomorrow. The measure relies on expediency rather than full legal enforcement and aims to reduce crowds and drunkenness while acknowledging existing law requires total Sunday bans in some cases.
The department presents a ten year average yield study covering wheat in the three northwest states. The report outlines comparative yields, factors affecting production, and notes on seasonal variability across regions.
The piece argues municipal ownership can curb monopolies and hasten the single tax era as urban populations rise. It contends three-cent fares aid public ownership, reduce private street and utility monopolies, and improve public services through unified city management of transportation water and light.
The Place to Buy promotes fast affordable header beds water tanks and racks. Customers are urged to place orders for cheap pricing and quick service.
Tom L Jobnaan argues that cities should take over water, gas, electric light, telephone and street railways to end private monopolies. He warns of bribery and high prices, advocates fair regulation and public operation, and links municipal control to single tax goals and free streetcars.
A local ad highlights Exton Soap brands including best toilet and baby soap options. The message promotes value and household use.
The Hotel Flavel begins its season showcasing one hundred rooms of luxurious cabins and refined furnishings. Managed under L. Mitchell, it promises elegant service and ample amenities, marking a notable entry in the Portland area hospitality scene.
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