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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1907
Page
4
A notice records Eemoast and Goedoiva Meubir Scripps News Association being entered at the Pendleton post office as second class matter. The brief entry notes the filing with the postal service and indicates official classification.
A reflective poem asking for divine guidance and forgiveness. The speaker requests understanding of hidden motives, protection, correction, and steady guidance along life’s difficult path toward a higher ideal. The verse emphasizes personal accountability and spiritual support.
A critical skirmish over Guggenheim influence in Washington is described as obstructing copper land development in Auska. The piece accuses the senator of pursuing personal wealth, claims he will oppose progress for Colorado and the nation, and questions how long his six year term can endure amid protests.
The narrative describes the levee along the Mississippi as vital and fragile. It notes hundreds of miles of banks guarded by vigilant patrols, protecting hundreds of millions of dollars in property and farmland from rising floodwaters. A small margin of two to three feet determines disaster or safety for homes and loved ones.
A congressional critic targets strict enforcement of land entries by Interior Department officials. The Chicago Record Herald notes presidents and subordinates urge land law revisions yearly, citing fraud and enforcement issues, with public groups pushing reforms. The article reports an order prohibiting patent issuance until each case is reviewed.
The article cites Senator Carter of Montana and Senator Heyburn of Idaho criticizing administration rules. It argues the debates miscast the laws as harming honesty and criticizes Western lawmakers for not advancing land reforms through work.
The article discusses Senator Beveridge introducing three bills in Congress to ban transport of products made by child labor in mines and for menopause, arguing states cannot stop the evil alone. Beveridge warns child labor births degenerate offspring and harms national citizenship, urging uniform federal action to prevent rich states from profiting at others’ expense.
Norquin Miller’s February Century poem mourns and exalts Missouri as a coast-to-coast force. The speaker invokes black-maned hulls, copper and gold light, and a continent forged by toil. It blends mythic imagery with a restless national destiny across mountains and seas.
The Chicago Record prints a test of amusing objections to new inventions. Opponents feared railroads, locomotives, and gas illumination, labeling them monstrous risks. Critics warned of ruined industries, fires, and crime from sudden, radical change.
Minneapolis dispatch reports Bovey Delaittre Co at Camden Place faces shutdown after two to three seasons as the firm exhausts its timber supply. President John Delaittre says no prospects for new logs. the mill currently uses up scant timber lands in the northern state and must haul wood to survive.
Logs from isolated pits along a 12 mile route to a waterway mark a plan by H M DeLalttre manager to shut the big mill in a few years. Bovey DeLalttre at Camden place has run 19 years and produced 26,000,000 feet of lumber last season. John DeLalttre, president, says the mill may be sold and moving machinery to the east would be unprofitable.
European plan promises all modern conveniences with steam heat throughout and en suite rooms. A large new sample room is featured. The hotel offers telephone and fire alarm connections to the office and hot and cold running water in all rooms.
HOTEL PORTLAND an PORTLAND OREGON American land $1 per day and up ward Headquarters for tourists and Commercial travelers Special rates for families and single gentlemen The management will be pleased to show room and have prices A modern Turkish bath establishment in the hotel
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