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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1907
Page
4
Publication details for a Pendleton Oregon newspaper advertise rates by mail. It lists daily, semi weekly, weekly and other subscription options with durations and prices, along with a postal address in Washington DC and a Scripps News Association telegraph service note.
A United Press dispatch reports the Georgia Farmers' Union opposing foreign immigration to the South. It argues the region needs organized, supervised Black labor over a free-market influx, urging state employment and wages for Blacks to reduce crime and improve peace, order, and prosperity.
The passage argues for protective measures by Georgia, Texas, and Tennessee to shield women, property, and lives. It envisions extending oversight on the black population’s occupation, housing, pay, and education as a solution, while noting Republican senators and a national convention dominated by many northern states may shape outcomes, influenced by Roosevelt sentiment.
Oregon Daily Journal discusses disfavor toward U S senators influencing national conventions. It cites St Paul Dispatch urging that senators be barred from the next Republican gathering to prevent a government officials’ bloc from steering the platform and nominees. It argues public sentiment must curb senatorial influence and protect the people’s interests.
The Scrap Book profiles Luther Burbank known as The Wizard Of Horticulture. It notes his early start at Ames Plow in Massachusetts, his plant breeding breakthroughs including a potato variety named after him, hybrid plums, seedless prunes, and new fruit and flower varieties. It highlights his perceived sixth sense for plant differences, Carnegie funding, and his controversial belief in improving humanity by plant breeding methods.
W A Garrett born Canton Mississippi August 16 1861 rose from ticket office messenger to division superintendent for multiple railways then general manager of several lines before becoming president of the Seaboard Air Line Railroad succeeding Alfred Walter. An ardent temperance advocate his first act as president barred drinking among employees. You couldn't ruin the hopes of some people with a derrick.
A compact field note mentions a bright electric sign near a deport area, with observers noting its visibility from a short distance and drawing attention to local signage.
A Portland hotel publicizing itself as a headquarters for tourists and commercial travelers lists rates for families and single gentlemen. The management, H. C. Bowers, welcomes visitors and offers to show rooms and provide prices. A modern Turkish bath is advertised.
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