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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1901
Page
2
The text lists advertising rates for daily, weekly, and semi weekly issues of the East Oregonian. It details price per inch and per line for various ad sizes and publication frequencies, noting charges vary by insertions and space.
A Pendleton reflection laments valuing money and social status over character. It cites a young man who betrayed his employer, took property, and ruined his prospects. The piece argues essentials are mind improvement, morals, gentlemanly bearing, earnestness, and respect, not money or appearances.
The passage discusses Edwin B. Minchin of the University of Oregon facing criticism for appropriating sentences from Carlos Martyn and others. It recalls his earlier contest oration at Oregon and a second-place finish at Whitman College, noting a pattern of passing off others' words as his own. Elisabeth A. Mre appears as a new name entering the critique.
A discussion traces claims that Lincoln borrowed the famous phrase from the Wycliffe Bible preface or another English source, noting the Gettysburg Address and Everett’s enduring fame, while scholars assess the timeline and impact of the epigram in American political rhetoric.
The piece warns that forest reserves and land manipulation threaten Oregon water supplies. It cites investigations by Moser Newell and Pinchot, urges preservation and expansion of reserves, and outlines plans for artesian wells, watershed surveys, and headwater protection to subjugate Eastern Oregon to planned development.
The Portland Oregonian warns that political maneuvering harms forest policy and stresses the need for forest protection at headwaters to secure water supplies. It draws lessons from Europe forest penalties and floods in Ohio and California to urge vigilance in Eastern Oregon.
Weaton Leader and Salem Sentinel discuss Eastern Oregon Republicans uniting for the next state convention gubernatorial nomination. Senator Simon downplays a Pendleton judge’s U.S. Senate bid but predicts a gubernatorial run. Fulton and Phil Meredith named as rivals. Salon Statesman notes Chan A Johns as a Baker City lawyer candidacy possibility for attorney general or Congress, but he prefers focusing on his growing business.
Fragmentary verse evokes a lone speaker and distant landscapes while the article notes 708,700 US cents were minted last year, compares to 49,000,000 in 1808, and mentions Chilean president elect Benor Resico, a relative of the late Frederico Errazuris. Office will begin September 15.
Dentists A Vaughan and associates operate a dental office located in the Juda Building. The entry notes a professional practice setup with a dedicated office space.
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