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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1907
Page
4
The fragment lists subscription rates for various periods and payment by mail, including monthly and yearly options. It mentions a Washington address and the Bureau, with a note about a security or service line and a contact at 101 Fourteenth Street.
The piece argues equal suffrage would empower Oregon women to win an eight hour day for workers in Portland and other cities. It claims politicians claim loyalty to labor while women and girls toil 12 to 16 hours daily for low pay, and that voting rights would justify women's brief political role if it achieves wage and hours reform.
The U R and N announces a new policy to release all possible facts about wrecks and incidents to the press as soon as they reach company offices. The change ends the old practice of concealing details, a move praised by the public and aligned with progressive railroad policies.
Pendleton residents call for extended paving on multiple streets after observing the benefits of two initial paved avenues. If the railroad track on Webb Street were moved, four to eight blocks on Webb, Alta, Court, and Cottonwood could be paved, expanding public works without high costs.
A fragment reflects on the idea that a misbehaving boy carries a cause close to home and near the end of childhood, suggesting responsibility lies with immediate influences rather than distant factors. The text hints at local attitudes toward youth and discipline.
A new juvenile reform law in Washington state aims to curb child wrongdoing. In Walla Walla a case shows the approach as parents bond for their child’s behavior and weekly court updates. If violations occur, fines rise and the child may be placed in a home. the law seeks stricter parental accountability.
East Oregonian reports Asner Strain of Umatilla County opposes a local O R N train between Pendleton and Portland citing high operating costs estimated at 156000 dollars annually and potential tax assessment reductions. He argues increased service would not attract enough riders and would lower county valuations. The piece references policeChief Gurdanere and warns about dangerous explosive fireworks suppressing public safety concerns.
Poem fragment addressed to a mother figure asking divine care for a boy. It envisions fields, skies, seasons, and nature as mentors guiding firmness, courage, and reverence, ending with a lark’s whistle and the prairie’s blessing. Signed by Samuel McCoy and noted in the July Scribner.
Readable fragment notes a plan or listing for a rar and billiard room located in a connections area near three depots. The item references proximity to transport hubs and may suggest a venue or facility setup. No clear dates, organizations, or full details are provided.
Sir Charles Tupper born July 2 1821 in Cumberland Nova Scotia. He studied at Acadia and Edinburgh, served 31 years representing Cumberland in the Nova Scotia assembly, and was a key Confederation leader. He held multiple federal ministerial posts, Nova Scotia premier, and Canada's high commissioner in London. In 1896 he was briefly prime minister and assisted a British commission on fisheries with the United States in 1887.
An Indiana Rhodes scholarship committee meeting lists five presidents from state university Dupler Earlham Wabash Notre Dame. Father Cavanaugh of Notre Dame is the only Catholic on the panel, prompting speculation on inclusivity and Irish Catholic representation.
A small herd of Galloway cattle introduced atKenai government agricultural station thrives in Alaska. Animals were housed six months fed on local hay. Butter and cheese from milk sold at 46 cents a pound. Success could boost local industry and reduce imports. A herd was also introduced on Kodiak Island.
A public admonition to the novice in crookedness urges readers to abandon theft, arguing honesty preserves self respect and safety. The piece cites Waldo P. Warren of Chicago Record Herald, noting his long career and family ties to Williams College, including successors and relatives in leadership positions.
The essay outlines All Hopkins College as a family institution with a Hopkins family presence in leadership for 41 of 114 years. It notes President Mark Hopkins as a central figure closely identified with the school for 67 years, including four years as a student.
Bryan County was named by R L Williams of Durant who selected the name Bryan for the new county after being honored by the Oklahoma constitutional convention. James Bimmons chose the first town name, with Bryan expressing personal interest in the future of the new commonwealth and gratefully appreciating the compliments paid to him.
Caricatures mock Secretary Taft for his weight while noting his energy and work ethic. A boxcar from the east yard at Huntington caught fire with fireworks inside, making salvage attempts too dangerous and burning the entire load to the trucks.
July 4 celebration at Pendleton. July 4-7 national convention Spokane. July 9 Kalehte Templar con clave Saratoga NY. July 10-16 International Christian Endeavor Seattle. July 16-20 Grand Lodge Mike Philadelphia. wool sales Daten Stantico June 26. July 16 Faker City. July 0 Elgin July 11. You can't get the best of pure men they haven't any.
A historical note links steam power to scientific progress, citing James Watt and early misgivings about steam. The piece mentions Newbro’s Herpicide as a hair germ destroyer with advertised germ killing claims. Prices 10 cents and $1.00 are listed by Koeppen & Bros in Detroit Michigan.
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