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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1906
Page
4
The speaker extols Tam Godines as a steadfast companion wiser than people, watching with deep brown eyes for the narrator’s nod. The dog endures correction without fear, content when the speaker is near, and embodies faithful trust, gratitude, and loyalty toward God and the speaker.
The piece rails at Standard Oil and its moguls led by Rockefeller, arguing oil wealth concentrates power and fuels social injustice. It links taxation protests, class struggle legends, and a stark warning from famine imagery in France and Russia to condemn capitalist excess and impending revolution.
A Conconully rancher reportedly felled 29 acres of bearing orchards claiming losses from a crash in market demand. The man argues the destruction was to protest tariffs and political figures, amid heated public debate on policy and national leadership.
The Star warns of a grave danger facing Russia unseen by many historians amid loud proclamations about war. It notes a looming tragedy and describes the Russian moujik living in poverty, with meager yearly food output and officials seizing much of it.
The Busy Business Man will find our line of office essentials adaptable and efficient to lighten work and keep everything in perfect order. We offer everything needed for light or heavy bookkeeping, typewriters, inks, pens, papers, and envelopes for commercial or personal correspondence.
The Canadian commission is praised for extensive railroad regulation preventing discrimination and extortionate rates. The piece denounces Harriman Morgans Vanderbilt and Cassatt, urging them to disgorge fictitious stock. It argues justice and regulation must advance to curb rail monopolies and the tariffs shaping the national transport system.
A vessel named Socon bound for San Francisco carrying cement struck a rock off the Cromwell coast near England. The cement cargo set hard around the rock, securing the ship in place and leaving salvage unable to free the hull. The hold flooded while the ship remains fastened, awaiting dismantling of removable wood.
The report notes a possible toll continuation tied to a cement manufacture site as a conspiracy claim centers on adhesion cement usage and local industrial activity. Authorities and residents weigh implications for operations and regional economy amid unclear evidence.
The item discusses a humorous extract about salt and flavoring in soft drinks, mentions Henry Dixey’s bet about penitentiaries housing more actors than preachers, and reports Mrs. Mary A. Barnes, 65, found dead at her Laidlaw Oregon home from heart failure.
An 19th century advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a safe remedy for women while promising full ingredient disclosure and endorsements. It touts cures for various female complaints, recruits readers to request physician endorsements, and endorses Pierce’s Pellets as a bowel regulator.
The Meginette normal school announces its 26th year with September 26 start. Three full courses of study including higher course recognized in Washington and other states. Additional work in general and social methods plus school management for traded and ungraded schools next year. Longer terms higher wages and better opportunities await Normal graduates. Catalogues with full information available on request. Correspondence invited. Address J. A. V. BUTLER, Registrar.
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