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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1905
Page
5
Editorial letters urge defense of constitutional principles against trusts and land frauds led by McKinley era figures. Calls for state and federal action to prosecute thieves, ensure justice, and improve local infrastructure in Uma Ullla County while criticizing gamblers who rely on sensational East Oregonian clippings.
A fragmentary verse line hints at unblown flowers unread books unharvested fruit and a silent landscape under shade. It speaks of a wondrous fountain a casket with concealed gifts and a year waiting beyond tomorrow’s mystic water, attributed to Horatio Nelson Powera.
Senator Fulton pressed the East Umatilla irrigation plan but met White House opposition. Public telegrams from Oregon citizens jolted authorities and helped shift policy. Fulton’s efforts and local voices intertwined influence with the administration, though President’s stance remained decisive. Local clubs and citizens are credited for reviving interest and prompting reconsideration.
The East Oregonian notes a patriotic spasm over the old vessel that helped in the great struggle for American liberty. Rebuilt repeatedly to stave off decay, the ship now sits wrecked at its moorings, seen as a burden and a target for removal to clear Bowton harbor for modern vessels and commerce.
A private company expanded a wine and liquor free club system starting in Ban Dingo and San Diego with later clubs in Los Angeles Santa Clara Bakersfield and Petaluma. The model relied on profits from the first venture to fund expansion and has seen mixed but overall profitable results. in Los Angeles visits reach about 1000 to 1500 people while some towns report a halving of saloon business.
The Castle Rock Woahch tavern scene shows criminals forging threats of personal injury to push a repeal of the Sunday closing law. A poem fragment by F. W. Mason in the Housekeeper echoes gentle faith beside the note of local turmoil.
A collection of anecdotes and skits from The Argonaut recounting a Boston school scene with red chalk flames, Lord Palmerton quips, Gilbert and Sullivan club chatter, a Spanish War guard story, a soldier’s boxing-couched vigil, and a newborn’s father’s baffled remark about a penny prank.
A fragment from a dated column mocks feminine flattery and social roles with the phrase blim and mentions Mrs. Craigie. It notes a Vancouver survey crew starting work on the north bank road, and cites November birth and death figures with ages of several fathers, highlighting gender and demographic details.
A local auction catalog lists Steinway Pianos and standard of the work brands including B. Chase Emerson Estey state pian o Riondard Dometic Wheeler and Wilson. It proclaims a top sewing machine offered for a price of $2000. The ad markets the Queen as among the best sewing machines ever sold.
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