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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1908
Page
4
East Oregonian, Pendleton Oregon, lists subscription rates for daily and weekly editions, carrier and mail options, and multiple timeframes. Also notes sale locations in Portland and Washington, D. C., with postal classification and office details.
Minnesota health board and experts press pasteurization to prevent tubercular milk while curing diseased cows. Widespread pasteurization is urged as protection during removal of infected herds, with Pendleton Creamery cited as a model and calls to extend enforcement statewide.
The San Francisco Star questions Pendleton’s Taft support while praising Oregon’s Republicans for enacting advanced laws. The East Oregonian notes Republicans back Taft and highlights initiatives like direct election of senators, recall, direct primaries, and railroad ownership debates. It argues reform is achieved within the dominant party rather than outside it.
The Springfield outbreak is blamed on mob violence sparked by the murder of a single black man. The Spokane Chronicle notes whites and blacks killed, led to militia fire, and declares mob law in both North and South. It discusses the persistent “negro question” and argues brute actions from whites fuel harsher reactions from blacks, urging national reflection.
The passage argues Oregon leads reform efforts and supports Theodore Roosevelt with a 43,000 vote majority in 1904, while noting that reforms favored by reformers could be adopted by the majority party if proposed by its own members.
Colonel Ernst Hofer editor and proprietor of the Salem Journal is described as a vigorous editor, lecturer, reformer, and student. He tours the Willamette valley on an educational campaign, leads on taxation and land law reform, and is active in Oregon politics. Hofer combines journalism with strawberry culture and nature study, earning wide esteem and envy for balancing work and play.
Beginning September 1 and continuing for 60 days or until October 31 the Harriman lines will again install specified infrastructure.
In the driest year on record the colonist rates attract settlers to Umatilla County as crops prosper. The strong yields are expected to draw new residents seeking land at favorable prices and ample opportunities this fall.
A compact, opinionated note asserting that The Oregonian has long dictated policy but now must reconcile with popular will as the people gain power. The piece laments shifts in influence and signals a broader realignment in political control.
A historical look at corset materials and designs from whalebone to steel stays. The piece cites George III and Catherine de Medici fashion norms, describes early safety features, and notes modern foundations of Greenland whalebone with price trends. It highlights how material durability affects shape and cost.
An American traveler in Paris rejects street harassment by offering strangers her small change and a blunt remark about poverty. The episode contrasts French expectations of propriety with an independent American view, ending as no suitor persists after her anticounter gesture.
The passage urges unwavering loyalty to the matitation and institution, arguing that loyalty sustains wages and respect while condemning dissent. It warns that criticizing the institution can undermine it and bring upheaval, ending with a note on Turkey’s new constitution supposedly reducing doctor bills.
Do you want to know the composition of what you ingest Whether as food or medicine Dr Pierce insists on such knowledge The Favorite Prescription advertised as a tonic and nervine is claimed to ease feminine disorders and support pregnancy A postal request for a free booklet from the Irving authorities at Doctor Pierce's Institute will provide extracts by return mail
A whimsical poem from the Louis Post-Dispatch portrays Bagley’s car troubles as he is watched by officers. The piece riffs on discreet driving, park spark plugs, popping machines, and the sheriff rousting him as he navigates roads where no coppers roam.
A letter read at the First Congregational church outlines a draft of 16000 dollars to be split as 4000 for interest and the rest distributed at four centennial celebrations starting in 1974. The town, Ludlow Center, expects a dwindling population and envisions a single beneficiary totaling 10000000 by 2274 if growth continues.
Henry Beard of Shawnee grows champion cherry trees and sold fruit worth 40 dollars this year. He believes 100 trees could be cultivated on each acre of Oklahoma soil, which could depress cherry prices. The piece mocks critics who said Oklahoma was not a fruit country.
A brief reflection on farmer hardship and wealth as misjudged paths to happiness. It contrasts agrarian struggles with the idea that true peace rests in one's own bosom, not in material stores, citing Maxwell's Talisman and Diogenes.
Letters from two women commend Newbro's Herpicide saying it stops hair from falling out and helps avoid dandruff. Signed testimonials from Bertha A Trulliniper Morrison Portland and Grace Ten Beauty Director, plus price details for Herpicide at A C Koeppen & Co.
Upward of 20 million dollars will be divided among Ludlow Center and Mike, both young non-smokers, in the year 2274. A similar amount will be available.
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