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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1906
Page
5
Listing of subscription options with durations and prices from a local merchant. References to mall delivery terms, weekly, monthly and quarterly periods appear with unclear pricing and several misspelled words. The fragmentary text also mentions an address in Washington and a newspaper association connection with Scripps News Am Telephone, plus a note about a building closure and a second item.
A reflective verse urging bold plans as year ends. It speaks of looking back without pang, guiding brothers and sisters toward a hopeful, united future. The poem’s tone is earnest and seasonal, urging forward motion and shared effort.
East Oregonian declares Bourne will win the senatorship on the fire ballot as enough legislators pledge to the people's choice. In Umatilla County two men, C J Smith and C A Barrett, vow to support the popular candidate and oppose any who won’t pledge. Dr South and Mr Farrer will stand with the Hines as county reps pledge to the will of the people.
The Satem Journal recalls Oregon history from Champoeg in 1843 to the 1848 regional government formation. It notes Gov Gale and the push by American and Canadian settlers to organize, elect officers, and establish a governing framework as the territory prepared for incorporation into the United States.
A local ad touts a range of office supplies including blank books, files, clips, pens, ink, and related essentials. The Dusy business man is urged to find a complete line with reasonable prices and four specialties emphasized.
The settlers chose an executive council to govern Oregon Territory. Joseph Gale Allicheon Peers and Dravid AUT were elected as the first board of governors. Gale, remembered by the Salem Journal, came from California with Kelley and Young, built Oregon’s first sailing vessel, and lived a long, useful life in eastern Oregon.
A Pendleton Tribune column ridicules claims of public ownership of the Willamette River, arguing the press shifts positions on public utilities and urging steadfast support for public control, while urging reformers to pursue progress with no retreat.
The organ grinders of America, famed in Wee thin the millionaires, seek a winter retreat in Italy's Riviera. Naples Genoa and other cities overflow with grinders who winter abroad to save money, while their American homes remain sparse and distant from the sunny Alpine region they enjoy.
The scene describes a tranquil sea floor with Uny ships moving about and palm blooms everywhere. Oranges glow yellow among foliage, and the air lacks the strong perfume of large rose and violet farms. It notes cheap rates of 1% and 15 cents a day for an arena grinder, contrasting with the Millionaire’s wealth.
Railroad officials in Cleveland questioned a sleeping car porter from the Pioneer Limited after a recent on duty incident. The worker, a member of the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul line, explained sleep was scarce due to rough track but claimed the round became smooth since joining the St Paul road. Moody tale from Miller and the Hollenden hotel visit noted.
This excerpt notes the Mexican Herald in its fortieth year printed in English with a Sunday supplement devoted to Mexico. It references Fourth Estate travel writing by Ray Stannard Baker on Point Loma and Mrs Katherine Tingley, and describes a classroom with diverse children solving arithmetic problems, with eager student responses.
A humorous verse from the San Francisco Star is noted as part of a broader report on wholesale merchants and shipping interests in California. The piece references a proposed state appropriation of 25 million dollars for harbor improvements from Eureka to San Diego, outlining the scope of the planned infrastructure funding. The item presents a mix of satirical verse and fiscal context without sensational detail.
A brief item notes Barooo in a room linked to a connection scenario with three quick picks from a depot scene. Details are sparse but emphasize the entanglement of a room, a connection, and actions at a depot.
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