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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1907
Page
4
The readable text shows various subscription offers described as by mail or by mall with durations of one year six months and quarterly terms. The line seems garbled with misspellings and broken phrases indicating a mis OCR of a newspaper subscription rate card.
Elizabeth Towne in The Nautilus urges readers to send good words for peace health love and success. She frames language as a silent powerful force that benefits every person, including the speaker, by fostering universal well being and happiness.
The East Oregonian lauds a nearly perfect celebration with an ideal day crowd and conduct. It notes Pendleton’s profit from the event but regrets the absence of an excursion train from the east end of the county. Many visitors arrived from Weston Athena Adame and other towns along the Walla Walla branch via the O R and N mixed train late in the afternoon.
Oregon continues to grow without a boom as electric lines from Portland to Salem and Willamette Valley development spread inland. Water power expands, new manufacturing rises in western Oregon, and long term progress appears in Umatilla County with proposed and active electric projects.
Joaquin Miller, speaking at a Cove pioneer reunion in Union county, speculates that 50 000 to 60 000 migrants and their families died on the Oregon trail between 1840 and the late 1860s. He cites cholera Indian warfare privation and alkali conditions as causes and notes many graves stretch from Omaha to The Dalles.
In an endorsement the Portland Oregonian urges stronger anti trust measures reflecting the paper's view on corporate powers and regulatory needs. The editorial stresses harsher oversight to curb monopolistic practices and protect public interests in commerce.
Oregon lawmakers debate a people’s initiative to crack down on price-fixing within the state. Proposals target trust-like combos in lumber, wood, coal, furniture, land, plumbing and more, arguing they drive up costs while interstate law already restricts such restraint. Senators cite stalled bills and lobbying as reasons to empower direct action next June.
Simond Penson Foraker born July 5, 1846 in Highland county Ohio. He served in the union army, studied at Cornell, and began law practice in Cincinnati. He served as judge, ran for governor, and held the U.S. Senate from 1897 with notable acts on Cuba and Panama policy. He opposed Roosevelt's railroad rate bill, Arizona New Mexico statehood, and the discharge of the Twenty fifth infantry.
A compiled list of forthcoming events includes Knigehis Templar con clave at Saratoga on July 10 to 15, International Christian Fadesvor in Seattle July 15 to 20, Grand Lodge Elka in Philadelphia, and Wood Sales Dater in Shaniko on June 26 plus July 16. Also noted are Roker City July 9 and Figin July 11.
The verse proclaims unfurling the flag as the emblem borne through a century of battles and strife. It recalls the flag born in storm and its enduring light as it rises at dawn under a radiant arch, honoring Sam L. aimpton and the nation’s symbolic grace.
A poetic piece by Helen Hope urging boys to discover joy in labor as the key to living well. It contrasts myths of knightly quest with practical happiness found in steady, satisfying effort. The poem emphasizes a lifelong refrain of finding pleasure in work rather than idle fancy.
A small man with side whiskers visits a dentist for a tooth drawing at 3:30. The exchange turns humorous when the dentist notes his bravery and the man reveals the tooth belongs to his wife.
In Wichita Kansas 7211 men voted and 5088 women with 2958 qualified men and 1108 qualified women not voting. Independent ticket advocating law and order won due to women's ballots. Samuel Anderson began a July 3 trek from Palm Springs to India California 23 miles but died from heat after collapse in extreme desert heat of 198 degrees.
Tallman & Co guarantee a refund with every box of Stomach Tabs claiming the time cure when other remedies fail. The article argues that constant digestion without rest weakens muscles and that the product strengthens the stomach, enabling users to stop meds. It presents a money back guarantee as proof of Itemorin’s effectiveness.
The notice advertises special rates by the week or month for guests, emphasizing excellent dining room service. It outlines flexible pricing options and aims to attract patrons seeking value with quality meals and attentive hospitality.
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