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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1905
Page
4
Notice to advertisers requests copy for Monday's issue. It lists subscription rates and office details at 501 14th St Washington DC Bureau. Includes metered rates and contact lines for advertising matter and publication timing.
A damaged OCR excerpt hints at verse about resting spots of men along Time's wall, comparing to the noon dar and a weary afterlife. The text is incomplete and preserves only scattered imagery and metaphor from a larger poem.
The piece urges Eastern Oregon lawmakers to take a clear stand on the Cole irrigation bill as a test of integrity and future policy. It warns that state funds and private company influence are at stake, and calls for explicit votes to reveal position before arid counties.
Citizens of Oneggen resist liquor interests amid disputes over prohibition orders in Gillam Clatsop and Umatilla counties. Editorials condemn court inaction, urge local option laws and sustained public schooling support while warning against business and political overreach. St. Louis World’s Fair statues donated to Lewis and Clark exposition noted.
The text questions which private interests or their counsel drive action versus public welfare. It references focus on legislative impact, urging tight search on legal parties and potential enacting bodies, with emphasis on balancing private influence and public good.
Senator Blackburn recalls a Kentucky Methodist minister known as a rigid Christian during early days. He tells of a church disruption where a tough member rose to defend Parson Johnson, urging the flock to stand by him in trouble. The speaker asserts the parson can best any man with divine grace aiding him.
Missouri plans a unique display at the Lewke and Park centennial that cannot be duplicated for 100000 dollars. The best elements of the state's exhibit at St. Louis will be supplemented and moved to Portland for the event.
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