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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1906
Page
4
Classified notice lists daily and weekly subscription prices by mail and carrier. Rates include daily one year and six months, weekly six months, and semi weekly options. terms specify delivery through Chicago bureau and Washington address.
Fruit Inspector Howard Evans of Dimatilla county reports to the state board of horticulture that adulterated spraying fluid by a pirate manufacturer undermines growers efforts, wastes labor, and harms the fruit industry. He calls for stronger laws to criminalize adulteration of public-use products and protection for fruit growers against thieving manufacturers.
The Pilot Rock Record chides Pendleton papers for not boosting the Pilot Rock region and fears road construction will hurt Pendleton trade. The East Cr epontan has covered Pilot Rock development and Pendleton seeks broader county facilities to spur overall Uma tilla County growth.
The editorial urges rapid development of the Pilot Rock district, arguing that settling the area boosts Pendleton and county growth. It lauds the Pict Rick road, predicts 100 to 200 percent increases in farm output, and calls for cooperative action to improve river and harbor funding, noting Idaho and Washington have not acted.
A radical movement in Chicago this week pushes for Theodore Roosevelt to be renominated and elected president. Advocates champion hero worship and a bold, self-assertive leader to root out corruption and modernize government, arguing Roosevelt or Bryan will be next president.
Oregon delegation led by Governor Chamberlain J N Teal and Tom Barrett electrified the National Rivers and Harbors convention in Washington urging river and harbor improvements. The piece highlights growing transcontinental rail push, irrigation expansion, and rapid Western city growth dependent on opening river highways and deepening harbors.
The article argues for a joint union depot and shared tracks in Pendleton for the O R N and W C railroads. It notes parallel tracks occupy space, the business district grows, and urges voluntary agreement to improve facilities and relieve congestion.
A philosophical meditation reflects on purpose, immortality, and the existence of God. Citing Goethe Shakespeare Hamlet and science, it weighs whether a divine force incarnates in Christ or if knowledge of the soul is forever beyond reach, pondering human fate and the nature of truth.
Zion's Herald notes distinct working forces in Japan today with socialism and feminism not equal ecoadjutors. A broad women's rights movement, started by upper class women who met Europeans, aims to free Japanese women from tutelage and marital slavery, develop responsibility and individuality, and bolster liberty and will among professional women and students.
The Brooklyn Eagle reports on William R Hearst defending his campaign cost of 256,870 for the governor race and provides an explanation. The piece notes the discovery of the body of Joseph Welsh, mate of the steamer Columbia, after a powder explosion at sea and found on a Yukon bar near Tantalos on November 16.
An 184 July Outlook article by George Kennan recalls Cuban Minister Senor Quesada’s speech at Feteban Theater in Matanzas praising Marti, noting an unusually rapt and emotional audience. The piece also mentions letters praising Peruna, a patent remedy, with testimonials and offers to contact Dr Hartman for guidance.
The Hotel Pendleton has been refitted and furnished throughout with telephone and fire alarm in all rooms. Bathing and single rooms available. Special weekly or monthly rates. Excellent cuisine and prompt dining room service. Bar and billiard room in connection. Only three blocks from the depot.
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