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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1904
Page
4
Publication info shows the East Oregonian Publishing Company in Pendleton with address hints and timing, indicating local newspaper operations and print details for the paper outside Sundays.
The piece argues Democrats must embrace sweeping measures such as government ownership of railways and universal cheap travel to outpace Roosevelt. It praises Hearst’s influence and presses for bold action, cites judicial firmness against gambling, and discusses primaries and direct democracy reforms as tools to energize voters.
Dr E Benjamin Andrews president of the Nebraska University discusses Rockefeller backed plans and the Intel argues for harsher measures against dissenting thoughts. He contends that as society enlightens more cases will be referred to death for belief or nonconformity.
A World article portrays Mire Schneider, a hungry woman who stole $15 and a ring after two appendectomies and unemployment. She claimed the crime was driven by hunger, says probation officer Mins Smith. She kept only the money, threw away the diamond. Magistrate Ommen hears her sobbing defense.
A probation officer notes widespread hardship among girls and women who work for meager wages of 3 to 6 dollars a week. He cites Nerolies as a factor in the deprivations and temptations that trap many in this city, urging aid and reform.
The filing describes a forthcoming paper venture by Aypy Lu R, Hoe & Co, constructing the world’s largest facility of its kind. The planned morning edition may be titled the Examiner and the evening issue the Journal, with the final names yet to be chosen.
A fragmentary verse describes a February morning with a ragged sun, frosty light through stubble, naked trees weaving tracery, and warming sounds from a Nicker’s tapping. A bluebird is noted near Sam A. Shafer’s “The Outlook.”
W R Hearst plans to launch an evening paper in Boston within the next month. He reportedly sought to buy properties from two Boston publishers last year, but negotiations failed and the moves were abandoned.
A personal testimonial from Mrs A G Smith of Philadelphia dated February 9, 1905, details a severe skin disease diagnosed as epithelioma that covered one side of the face and affected the eye. After failure of doctors and hospitals, use of Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and Resolvent reportedly cured the condition within a week, with ongoing praise for purity and safety.
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