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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1905
Page
4
The letter stresses the paper's stance against gambling and liquor interests. It accuses allied factions of undermining municipal reform and warns Pendleton voters that saloon-backed forces aim to shape prohibition votes and licensing decisions, urging residents to oppose such tactics.
A fragment from John Vance Cheney notes a walker facing doubt and fear, accepting a kind greeting that steadies the journey. The speaker declares progress along the years, inviting resilience as winds push onward and the heart opens to trust.
The Adams Advance denounces Pendleton and Umatilla County efforts to enforce the law. It targets former Mayor and District Attorney T. G. Halley and criticizes editors who back such actions. The piece argues saloons and gamblers have thrived for 30 years and mocks those who oppose them.
The East Oregonian reports repeated threats and assaults from gamblers and saloon supporters aimed at silencing the paper's anti gambling and saloon regulation campaign. Editors describe boycotts, intimidation, and warnings that editors will be harmed if coverage continues, noting reliance on intimidation from legitimate business factions in Pendleton.
John F. Carroll of the Orepon Daily Journal denounces J. J. Hill for refusing arbitration over the Great Northern and Northern Pacific telegraphers strike. The editorial claims Hill wields tyrannical power, dismisses fairness, and vows no reemployment for striking operators. It predicts a future shift of power to workers and humbler shareholders.
The secretary of agriculture contends salaries won t curb graft but a higher standard of official conscience is needed. He warns that well paid officials can become tempted to supplement income, and that privileges granted by legislation invite dishonesty in executive departments.
A West Point cadet veteran Col Benjamin F Hawkes praises Peruna for catarrh relief and tonic strength. Testimonials from W G Hunter J T Jakeman and others claim Peruna clears colds, wards off catarrh, and boosts health. Endorsements stress long term, non narcotic benefits and confidential medical correspondence.
Ella Wheeler Wilcox quotes a man in love believing in steadfast faith despite doubt and grief. The lines compare faith to a ship at sea, facing gales, sorrow, and the unknown, yet insisting the heart will not doubt as it seeks the heights through pain.
An advertisement extols a natural cure for hair loss blamed on a germ infecting hair follicles. It claims Newbro’s Horpicide kills the germ, allowing natural hair growth, and urges readers to send 100 stamps to The Herpfelde Co. Detroit, Mich, with agents A. C. Koeppen & Broa.
An old advertisement promotes Correct Timepieces promising precise time at low prices. It urges readers not to fall behind in engagements and suggests the watches are as cheap as unreliable ones. It emphasizes guaranteed accuracy and invites customers to try them.
A classified-style note offers an Oriental Buckboard as a cheaper alternative to motor vehicles, claiming it can climb hills and reach up to 35 miles per hour at about half the price of $600 to $1000. Contact details are incomplete.
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