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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1904
Page
4
An old line of text lists subscription rates and newspaper bureaus for an Oregon publication. It mentions Wembleton, Oregon, the Oregonian Publishing Company, various subscription terms, and multiple city newsstands and bureaus in Portland and San Francisco, with addresses and delivery options.
The Pendleton news column attacks The Tribune over city printing bids and alleged graft involving two Ways and Means committee members. It claims bias against East Oregonian, questions officials’ conduct, and urges honest business practices and taxpaying accountability amid sidewalk enforcement praise for the new city marshal and civic reform rhetoric.
Auction notes describe tests of violin prices with exaggeration by fanciers. Some excellent specimens sold last week, mostly bought by dealers, raising questions on authenticity and true value. The piece questions inflated valuations and cites a top price around 200.
Auction results reveal modest sums for vintage violins with Jerotle Amati fetching £100 and HL Amati £85 amid a range of old fiddles at about £30 each. Some instruments lack widespread access, yet experts note prices in shops are far higher, while legendary claims like a £3000 fiddle are considered myth.
Hearst’s Popular Stand urges senators to support the Panama Canal treaty despite politics. He argues the canal is essential, favors the route chosen by law, and criticizes rapid recognition of the Panamanian regime, insisting the canal must be built now.
A fragment from Marian W. Wildman in Everybody's Magazine presents two lullabies and a grim urban encore. The piece mixes forest imagery with street noises and crowd unrest, weaving verses that contrast nature's calm with cries from the alley and tram noises.
Reverend H Stubenvoll of Kikthorn Wisconsin, pastor at Evangelion Lutheran St John’s Church, owns two bibles presented by Emperor William. In a letter to The Peruna Medicine Co of Columbus Ohio he praises Peruna as curing lung hemorrhages, boosting strength and blood health, and urges others to keep it in the house. He asserts catarrh is the same disease wherever named and endorses Peruna for prompt results.
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