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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1905
Page
4
Fragmented OCR shows advertising notices and city bureau details from Portland related to newspapers, hotels, and offices. Mentions include Oregonian associations, hotel Perkins, San Francisco bureau, and Pendleton Post Office, with scattered contact details and advertising notes.
A fragmented verse evokes a traveler hurrying toward the western gate. Images of light and sunset promise accompany the hurried journey, while the speaker urges joy in life’s unnumbered moments. Elements include mentions of roads, night, and a hopeful, forward stride toward the west.
Pendleton vies to secure the Women of Woodcraft headquarters over rivals in Oak Harbor Lake City and Portland. Backers urge 200 new members by April to showcase city merits and a $40,000 three story building plan, with 20 high salaried officials, to win the Los Angeles grand circle meeting on April 18.
The Seattle Mail and Herald argues against the notion of a tax paying class. It challenges the idea that only some people shoulder public obligations. The piece traces the imagined path from income to receipt, questioning who ultimately bears the tax burden.
The column surveys unusual marriage contract ideas from Colorado and Indiana figures, proposing limited terms, child naming rights, and property pooling. It also critiques national deficit fears, tariff and war spending, urging action by the Commercial Association and Women Woodcraft to boost membership.
A passage argues that taxes are paid by consumers through the price of goods and services. It traces how rents, groceries, bakeries, clothing, lawyers, doctors, insurers, and other professions contribute to tax payments via the costs embedded in every transaction, concluding that the consumer bears the tax burden through rising prices.
Dr Hroverdal the Paris Laboratory chief notes the triads of digestion in Paris with a satirical portrait of a man’s meals. He cites milk preserved with formaldehyde luncheon pham borax spinach or beans copper phosphate wine plaster of pain for twenty years and questions the man’s stomach.
The Preobrajinski regiment, loyal sincePeter the Great era, served as the czar’s bodyguard. Sophia's plots failed as Peter the Great trained officers there, with Lefort guiding the corps to back his rise. The regiment’s fidelity defined Russian imperial guard tradition through the centuries.
An article notes a trend of multiple marriages among British peers and chorus girls, doubting financial motives and stressing public scandal rather than wealth. It condemns sensational unions as a theaterside plague on aristocracy and contrasts it with continental push. George W. Besa, arrested in Shoshomiah Washington for reducing gold wine by filing, confesses and is described as a son-in-law of John Weidert of Walla Walla.
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