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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1907
Page
5
The notice lists subscription rates: Daily by mail 65.00, daily six months by mail 50.00, weekly six months by mail Sem, weekly four months by mail 50. Chicago Bureau at 900 Security Build Washington D.C. Bureau, SOL Fourteenth Street, X. Ww aves Main 1.
The Commercial association of Lewiston Idaho passed resolutions urging President Roosevelt's re election. Delegates argue reforms were needed, pursued honestly, and that opposing him would empower big corporations. States like Colorado Wyoming and Oregon show strong support and urge Roosevelt to lead again.
The article argues teaching offers strong incentives through salary moves and job mobility. With eastern Oregon high schools and Weston Normal College well equipped for training teachers, there should be a steady supply of excellent new educators. The profession is seen as fascinating, with constant study and forward movement, and room for good teachers everywhere as institutions develop.
The Umatilla county grain hauling season rises demand for electric lines through the wheat belt. Wheat is hauled four to twelve miles to road stations and warehouses, with a railroad line through Cold Springs country highlighting infrastructure needs.
A discussion urges extending roads from Holdman via Pendleton to boost farm value and cut long hauls. It argues government takeover of rail and road lines via receivership, likening to post offices, to stop discrimination and fraud, advocating swift government ownership as ultimate remedy.
A sermon-like meditation contrasts fraternity with modern unfriendliness. It cites a Grecian tale of a father teaching unity through a vine entwined among marble figures. The piece questions liquor in the army and critiques locomotives noise and expected visits by Harriman and Taft in Oregon, noting limited cooperation.
A parade of testimonials from Delia C Cameron and other women across Illinois and Wisconsin praising Peruna for chronic bronchial catarrh, stomach catarrh, and bronchial symptoms. They claim relief after using Peruna, including restored voice, better sleep, renewed strength, and improved appetite, with notes from Mrs Ross Tyler and Mrs Wim Hohlmann.
Harriman seeks to forget the Roosevelt group while preparations build for the county fair. The supreme event of the week looms as numerous eligibles arrive since last year’s show, signaling fresh competition for the baby pageant.
An advertisement touts the I Hotel St George as a premier northwest hotel with the European plan. It notes steam heat, en suite rooms with bath, large new simple rooms, and modern conveniences including telephone and fire alarm connections to the office and hot and cold running water in all rooms.
A compact classified note advertises rooms accommodated by a block and a half from the depot with a prominent electric sign guiding passersby.
The Hotel Pendleton under W A Brown has been refitted and refurnished with telephone and fire alarm connections in all rooms. It serves as headquarters for traveling men with commodious sample rooms and free bus. Special weekly or monthly rates. Excellent cuisine and prompt dining room service. Bar and Milard Room in connection. Only three blocks from depots.
Amecia plan offers $2 per day and up, with special rates for families and single gentlemen. Headquarters for tourists and commercial travelers. Management invites showing rooms and prices, featuring a modern Turkish bath. H. Bowers, manager.
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