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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1908
Page
4
The Oregonian lists daily and weekly subscription prices and carrier options. It notes office addresses in Pendleton and Washington D C, and that it is a member of United Press.
The Pendleton Tribune hints at a company secretly cornering Umatilla river water power sites and MacKay creek, covering three Umatilla sites and plans for more. It warns that if these facilities are held for speculation rather than beneficial use Pendleton will protest, while urging vigilance for county records.
A Wallowa National Forest forestry bulletin reports a wire and barbed fence protecting 2200 sheep with no herder since June 2. The enclosure supports higher sheep density per acre than guarded ranges, while bears and other predators are kept out though some martens and ermines breach the barrier. A local hunter reports multiple large predatory deaths near the fence, and private landholders like J W Emmons in Troy imitate the system with success.
A. Emmons enlarges his fence to compare weights of lambs raised inside with those outside the fence on the range. Careful records will track gains or losses in weight and growth to determine the financial benefit of fencing as a pasture management tool.
President Roosevelt challenges wild talk on railroad capitalization citing census and ICC guides. He notes U S railroads average 61 000 per mile in stocks and bonds versus France 149 000 and England 273 000 per mile with varying dividend yields from 4 to 6 1 percent.
An eastern exchange recalls the Gorman Wilson tariff fight and Cleveland’s era, arguing that under Democratic revision aimed at revenue the nation faced low mood and economic strain. The piece contrasts Bryan’s free silver stance with the Dingley tariff, touting Republican monetary reform and prosperity, while warning that tariff tinkering floods cheap foreign goods and harms American workers.
Germany holds the largest share of foreign trade with South American countries, fulfilling locals' exact preferences. The Englishman preserves old patterns, the American sticks to standard sizes and prices, while Germans and Italians reap the growing market benefits.
Over 100 appointees to the naval academy in Annapolis failed the required examinations leaving the first year class about 100 below the usual size. The author questions whether this reflects on the training quality or the caliber of the appointees, concluding that the result indicates dissatisfaction with the outcome.
An unusual feature at the Naval Academy highlights a rarely seen element in its long history. The detail reflects how tradition and innovation intertwined in the institution’s past.
In Umatilla County sagebrush will be left to shelter young peach trees rather than removing it. Fruitgrowers decided to dig holes and plant the saplings, trusting nature to aid growth while the trees establish.
A London Nation verse excerpt notes shared human joy and sorrow across civilizations. The speaker links ancient Egypt Athens and Babylon in communal feeling under a golden moon, honoring faceless friends of past ages who stand with the living in joy and distress.
A New Mexico marriage between John Gosh and Jennie Dern drew the caption Gosh Dern Wedding from the town editor. The piece lampoons the setup with a wry aside about toothpicks and matches, reflecting the locally playful tone of the column.
Under the direction of the Sisters of St. Francis of Philadelphia the school offers resident and day pupil programs with emphasis on music and elocution. Students are prepared for teachers' examinations for county and state certificates. For particulars address.
The text contemplates love as a powerful unconscious force deeper than pity or sacrifice. It asks which readers recognize in themselves a呼 moment when love awakens the soul, unbidden by others, signaling a primal unity. It suggests many miss the chance to signal such a profound connection.
An article reviews liver fatigue as a sign of overall nourishment failure. It advises starting with digestion, using Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery to restore stomach and gland secretions, cleanse toxins, and relieve liver burden. Avoid indigestible foods and use the product regularly for vigor.
A historic health ad claims kidney disease causes heart failure pneumonia and other deaths. It promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney liver and bladder issues including urinary incontinence and frequent urination. Advertises free sample bottle and book by mail from Kilmer Co. Binghamton NY.
Threadeasy needles are designed to fit any sewing machine in common home use and are offered in three sizes for domestic work: Fine, Medium, and Coarse.
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