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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1905
Page
4
This notice lists the Rast Oregonian publishing company and subscription options including daily and weekly editions, distribution points in Portland and Pendleton, office addresses, and contact details. It also sets ad submission deadlines and states matter must be in by 4 pm of the preceding day for Monday editions.
An Oregon field and fire issue column laments Astor family inactivity toward funding the Lewin and Clark expedition in Portland. It recalls John Jacob Astor’s stake in American westward ventures, questions modern American identity, and urges financial support to help promote national growth and regional pride through the expo in Portland next summer.
Senator Dubois of Idaho met a group of amused children while walking home. A boy on a wagon sobbed that he was playing politics because he was the Democrat. The piece notes the scene as a light political aside during a street encounter. An opening line hints at broader data on Eastern state corporate capitalization that formed January’s count.
A Berlin telegram reports a German family the Ludwigs, recently enlarged to nineteen children, receives substantial public and employer aid after the father earns only five marks weekly. Over two weeks more than 1,000 marks arrive in support as the community, aided by a leading newspaper, assists with food and household needs. The story notes extended family burdens, military service obligations for the older children, and the charity fueling the household during hardship.
A Chicago celebration recounts a silver jubilee tale of William Jennings Bryan. The narrator recalls a tense gubernatorial campaign moment and a pivotal platform introduction where Bryan asks, Do you speak or sing, shaping the speaker’s view of the man and his pledge to political oblivion.
A long advertisement claims nervous mothers suffer at home and in marriage due to female weakness. It promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a proven cure with testimonials from Mrs. Charles F. Brown and others, offering free advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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