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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1905
Page
4
Notice directs advertisers to file advertising matter by 4:45 p.m. of the preceding day. The brief item references submission deadlines and prior-day timing for ad placement, reflecting a period newspaper notice to commercial clients.
A verse by A. J. Waterhouse reflects faith unseen, God’s heed, and a skeptic’s bow not to powers. It weighs sin, debt in time or eternity, yet offers hopeful cheer that some may be glad I was here.
The Law Enforcement league states it is not a prohibition group and aims for city saloon regulation under public control. It endorses business men for the city council to preserve high standards, warn that a saloon victory could spark county prohibition and ongoing agitation.
Harold Bolee cites a Tokyo finance department statement on Japan’s doubling trade every 20 years from 1564 to 1838 and septennially afterward, predicting trade could reach 1,060,000,000 yen if continued. Panama Canal completion may boost trade with South America, Brazil, and the Argentine Republic, and railways in inland China aim to tap its wealth, strengthening commercial ties.
Virtual possession of the franchise may become a privilege for American women without voting. Jerome’s New York triumph appears to show women’s strong influence as they campaigned for him sending a million pamphlets and hundreds of thousands of multilingual postal cards with voting instructions. The Philadelphia civic victory is also noted as attributed to women’s efforts.
A Philadelphia segment credits women with a large measure of influence on elections through ward civic-betterment associations. They held meetings, distributed literature, urged sermons on civic virtue, and patrolled streets with signs while appealing to men in households to vote against corrupt candidates. The piece also discusses a proposed United Oregon motto program by W A Cox to unite state manufacturers, and notes improved holiday welfare in Pendleton due to reduced gambling and Sunday saloons, leaving workers with more to spend on families.
The piece traces early English stagecoach influence on American travel from 1610 to 1794, noting a New Brunswick to Trenton route by 1744 and expansion to Philadelphia via New York. It highlights highway improvements and a rise in conveyances from 38 to 827 by 1794, sparking local derision for excessive riding in Philadelphia.
A compact history tracing sacred music from Samuel and Solomon through Ambrose and Gregory the Great to Guido d Aretino, Luther, Calvin, and Palestrina. It notes the adoption of scales, the rise of notation, and the shift toward harmony shaping later composers like Bach, Handel, Haydn, and Beethoven.
The article notes Great Britain origin of the postmark with a simple two-part design from around 1600 showing month and day, year not indicated. It also reports over 400 entries for the Corvallis poultry show from the northwest, including wound colonies and several British Columbian points.
Poem laments harsh football losses and wartime echoes as players fall in November rain. The speaker recalls fallen quarterbacks and husky linemen while reflecting on college life, convalescence, and a fading brotherhood amid the dulling season.
The Argonaut notes Democrats will be in the minority in both houses with 32 of 96 seats in the Senate and 126 of 386 in the House. Differences within party lines are minimal, making it hard to argue points from these figures.
The piece contrasts Spanish aristocracy and courtesy with American democracy, noting Spaniards mingle with all classes yet an aloof aristocracy lacks in the United States. It cites London Mall and Kansas attorney general Coleman pursuing impeachment suits against county attorneys and sheriffs who flout prohibition.
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