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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1905
Page
4
A fragmented OCR page from Pendleton Oregon features publishing notices, ad copy for newsstands, and editorial opinions. It discusses advertising rates, newspaper value, and business ethics, with commentary on mules and farming in Umatilla County and prospects in the wheat industry.
A poetic reflection on seeking communion with the divine through prayer and spirit. The speaker urges speaking to God since He hears and sits nearer than the breath, bridging sun moon and land with a personal, intimate faith.
An article honors J M Thurch Captain William Marts and other Oregon pioneers. It praises their integrity, business trust, and influence on Western trade, law, and society, noting how their word and honor established credit with Portland merchants and inspired future generations across the Pacific Northwest.
The Helena Independent critiques a modern business trend to remove sentiment and women from novels and sagas. It notes a growing cult seeking to abolish love as a feature of national fiction, questioning what fiction could be without love and who would value such effort.
The Political Science Quarterly reviews Burt Ewen Howard on German juries. A regular jury of twelve may be joined by supplementary jurors who share duties except deliberation. If an original juror is incapacitated a substitute takes the vote, keeping the panel full and trials uninterrupted. The piece asks if the United States should consider adopting this practice and invites professional legal opinion on potential objections and benefits.
The piece argues many towns in Colorado cannot sustain daily papers and even weekly editions need population 5000 plus. It notes cent and two cent papers struggle without circulation growth as advertising revenue is low, naming several cities including Clydebank and Rothery, with concerns over profitability and readership.
John Hake, a well known miner, was badly injured in a rock fall at Snow Creek mine. He sustained a compound fracture of the right leg with both bones broken below the knee. The incident was reported in the Pine Mountain American and Memphis Morning News.
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