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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1905
Page
4
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The piece argues Pendleton has grown beyond a frontier village and must enforce clean, decent, moral standards. It accuses the Tribune of echoing saloon interests and calls for regulation of alcohol and gambling to protect business, schools, homes, and municipal life.
The report outlines drought impacts in India and Russia, with fears of famine and reduced yields. It notes India’s wheat output around 194,000,000 bushels in 1908 and Russia’s 564,000,000, while U S grain prospects look strong with 719,900,000 bushels of wheat and 2,665,000,000 bushels of corn anticipated.
The Japanese Gazette of June 1905 reports Japan's finance showing steady methods in administration and revenue. It notes annual finance statements with revenue near 150 million dollars for the last fiscal year, compared with 37.6 million in 1888-94, and a national debt rising from 116 million to 726 million dollars.
The text outlines wartime economic changes including increases from 4600 to 9000 and a 75 million dollar aim through special taxes and funding. It notes progress in finance, agriculture, industry, banking, and the money market, with favorable overall economic conditions despite war burdens and extraordinary taxes. It mentions public funds, revenue schemes, and concerns about sustaining India’s burden while maintaining economic stability.
The Lewi and Hork tly exhibit for Umatilia county draws strong support for its display of grain fruit vegetables and other county products. Advocates note the exhibit reflects local resources and industry, while critics including a Portland newspaper editor face counterpoints about personal contribution and fairness. Admiral Charles B. Clark earns tribute as a Navy veteran whose career spanned Maule Bay to the transformation of naval power.
Harput nell province and its rug trade are described in a report by Americen Conmul Norton. A large factory employs many workers shaping Persian rugs, with other smaller works in the region. Manufacturing boomed for American demand, then collapsed, then slowly recovered. prices and output fluctuated as market forces and fashion shifted. The piece notes dyeing, weaving, andchromatic changes, and mentions export values over the years 1903 to 1906.
The steamship WAH reported an unusually active gulf stream east of New York while en route from Hamburg to Hoboken. Captain Rue der noted speeds from 104 to 362 knots over several days, with record high sea temperatures and strong southerly winds. The ship logged 467 miles on Friday at noon, in lat 41 degrees, long 0 degrees, amid humid air and high barometer.
Constantinople puzzles rulers about the next heir under Musulman law as Mohammed Teshid Effendi remains in seclusion. Ottoman statesmen and generals are expected to back a callan when the heir becomes clear.
The Spectator fragment discusses figures connected to the house of Othman and a new severed line. It questions who the oldene man is and whether Heather or son will step out, noting a lack of reliable relening and the unusual prominence of hens of the fir fore connected to Oth.
The ad sells lumber and building materials claiming best quality wood fiber products and quick timing, urging customers to compare prices. It promotes guaranteed watches as reliable timepieces, suggesting they are affordable and accurate, with emphasis on meeting engagements and avoiding anxiety through precise timekeeping.
Secretary Shaw released statements after reports of wool cloth under pressure amid temperance measures. He urged federal action to curb hair pressed fabrics and proposed penalties on imports. The plan aims to boost domestic wool industry and affect related textiles, with officials noting potential price impacts in Mary, New York and broader markets.
A patient from Owensboro Kentucky describes a facial ulcer that grew after years of minor signs. After trying many remedies a course of 8.8.8 reportedly reduced the sore, stopped discharge, and led to a cure, per Massie of Missouri.
An advertisement offers unrestricted forest reserve scrip at the lowest market prices. It claims to secure tithe to time farming, xerxing or desert stand in any quantity with no residence or improvement required. Contact H. M. Hamilton of Portland Oregon.
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