Notice to Advertisers Recasting Day Copy
Notice to advertisers that advertising matter must be in the 4 45 p recasting day copy for Monday 4 45 poem. The entry references ad placement rules and deadlines for inclusion in the next issue.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1905
Page
3
Notice to advertisers that advertising matter must be in the 4 45 p recasting day copy for Monday 4 45 poem. The entry references ad placement rules and deadlines for inclusion in the next issue.
The San Francisco Star quotes Russell Sage who plans to reach 100 years old. It argues that many men fail to learn to live and earn money, noting Sage may live long but will still face oblivion if he never truly lives.
Pendleton’s expo observances showcase Portland as a standout host city with daily special events. The rise of crime figure Harry Lovell illustrates a troubled youth with repeated offenses, despite opportunities and good positions.
The city prepares for a landmark school season with large airy rooms for up to 2000 pupils and expanded facilities. Parents are urged to ensure full daily attendance as September 18 opens the new term. Officials tout improved light ventilation and space, stressing civic duty and education as community benefits. A separate note recounts Lincoln’s origin tale from Kentucky, linking moral progress to historical awareness.
The National Irrigation Congress sees unusually low interest compared with past years. Some attribute it to achieved goals in government irrigation projects, while others blame the heavy red tape of the reclamation department delaying results.
The June 30 1964 rail traffic report notes U S track totals at 297 073 miles while the rest of the world surpasses 300 160 miles. It cites population and wealth shares, rising rail growth, and a grim safety record with 94 201 rail casualties for the year, including 44 billion. The Interstate Commerce Commission issue warns of safety lapses amid promotion efforts.
Panama's new republic pushes major development with American backing. Projects include harbor upgrades at Pescaderita and Puerto Posada, roads and railways crossing plains and mountains, and a model town near Agua Dulce. Rubber, cocoanuts, coffee, and Panama hats touted as growth drivers. labor costs, timber and mineral prospects noted. overarching aim to connect Pacific and Atlantic economies.
Fragmentary text describes a creature and Itte pressed back to prevent expulsion of airae, causing ongoing swelling. This unclear note mentions Exohwngre as a possible term or name in a cryptic record.
A nineteenth century note describes the swelling toad Bufomachalatis found along Atlantic coasts from New York to Florida and especially Virginia Maryland and North Carolina. The six inch semi aquatic creature swells to football size when irritated, with white spiny bellies resembling a ripe Simon burr while the male and female display similar markings.
The New York World notes Denmark tests show four of forty butter samples contain borax or boric material, while nineteen samples reveal various adulterants. It laments U S Congress resistance to a pure food law and praises Danish government supervision boosting export purity and national welfare.
A fragmented verse by Frank Wibby Stanten expresses intimate longing and warnings of sorrow if separation occurs. The speaker imagines a “little way” of togetherness, a life shared and lips learning to smile from the beloved heart, promising joy in reunion yet foreseeing tears if parted.
An advertisement touts Ittela watches as precise timepieces and implies traditional rivals are unreliable. It stresses guaranteed accuracy, contrasts with cheaper, less trustworthy options, and invites readers to compare prices and reliability.
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