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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1908
Page
4
Independent Pendleton newspaper listing subscription prices for daily weekly and semi weekly editions. Rates shown include daily by mail and carrier options with durations from one month to one year, weekly by mail, and semi weekly by mail. Also notes address for Oregon News Co and United Press Association membership.
A quoted mother explains the gospel of letting go as reno vation for the self. She urges releasing worn out bodies, tense nerves, and faulty deeds to find renewal and peace through play, rest, trust, and love.
Thomas A. Edison claims a method to build a concrete house in 12 hours at under $1000 using electrical appliances to mix place and harden concrete walls. He argues this would curb waste in housing and promote a simple, sane, comfortable life away from expensive palaces and modern hustle.
The article argues Francis J. Heney, United States prosecutor, leads a land fraud investigation in Oregon. It questions whether senators like Fulton and other officials are implicated. The piece draws parallels to Roosevelt and emphasizes exposing corruption rather than blame.
The piece alleges Brownell faced prosecution for land frauds if he refused to back Fulton for the U S Senate. Steiner shifted his vote to Fulton at the last moment amid other disclosed ramifications. It portrays a ruthless political contest and hints at deeper undercurrents as Heney is urged to scrutinize further, insisting truth harms only the guilty.
A Minneapolis paper proclaims in a provocative editorial that hunger drives nations to conquest and praises the Japanese as the most vital, disciplined people ready to unite family and state. It warns that history favors wealth and weak virtue, implying the Japanese pose a world threat if war comes.
An East Oregonian piece notes Canal Record from Ancon praise of fraternal groups in the Panama Canal Zone. It highlights Masonic Odd Fellows Knights of Pythias lodges and emigration of American organizers like A A Brown and the spread of lodge No 1 in New Zealand. It frames fraternity as a global American presence in the tropics.
The excerpt urges Pendleton residents to attend a local advertising effort, noting that while people have food stamps at home for winter, they should still go to promote Pendleton. It mentions Spokane, Walla Walla, North Yakima and other inland empire points as represented, asking why Pendleton should miss out.
The piece contemplates time as a merciless yet merciful force, shaping loves, hatreds, fashions, and lives. It envisions a grand, timeless whole beyond birth and death, where the Door unwearied governs the coming and going of Time as the Soul of the deed.
A young student rewrites the Solomon infant dispute tale, noting the judge’s sword, the true mother’s claim, and Solomon’s clever solution. The piece adds garbled history about temples and many wives, ending with a personal verdict about Solomon’s character and a local note.
T. T. Geer, longtime Pendleton Tribune editor turned candidate, abandons journalism to seek the congressman seat from Oregon's second district. The Pacific Outlook, a Republican publication, laments the move as a wasted late career in a will-o'-the-wisp chase.
High license laws that took effect this month closed about two hundred saloons in Missouri counties. In Albuquerque the ordinance reduced saloons by sixty percent and boosted public revenue from alcohol traffic by almost fourfold. The Albuquerque Journal calls it a grand business proposition.
A verse on wine like skies and light, and an exchange from The Dalles Optimist defending the existence of a Republican party in Oregon. The exchange cites Jonathan Bourne as proof of a party presence.
Corrective medicinal claim extols Bitters as best for stomach issues after others fail. It highlights 14 years of sales and efficacy with a single bottle noted as celebrated.
A Spokane to California land empire excursion will carry Pendleton travelers by carload, showcasing a northern route for regional tourists. The plan emphasizes organized travel and scenic stops along the way.
An advertisement extolls Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a sure remedy for indigestion dyspepsia poor appetite headache heartburn colds malaria fever and ague urging immediate trial without delay. It emphasizes wide range of ailments claimed to be cured.
Under Sisters of St Francis Philadelphia leadership the school offers resident and day pupils with emphasis on music and elocution. Students prepared for teachers exams for county and state certificates. For particulars address Sister Superior.
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