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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1906
Page
4
An early 20th century Pacific Northwest style announcement details subscription rates and formats for a weekly newspaper. It notes weekly mail, six month terms, and prices, with advertising deadlines and office addresses in Washington DC and Ohio. The garbled text references delivery by mail, eight page formats, and notices to advertisers with copy deadlines.
Pendleton post office income rose from 12797.97 to 15757.44 in a single year, with monthly gains over four years. The paper notes new county offices at Nolin and Hermiston yet reports Pendleton’s continued growth, urging city support for a concert series and the local band. It also condemns theExpress Trust monopoly, advises water boil advisories for summer safety, and warns of river pollution from recent high water.
Fragmented quotation extols forgiveness and happiness without hypocrisy, urging big hearted living and to let the dead lead their own funeral. The text emphasizes forgetting faults, avoiding cynicism, and choosing virtue over bitterness, concluding with a call to live without room for sorrow.
At his summer home Roosevelt speaks to friends and neighbors on the Fourth of July. The president presents blunt, sincere views and argues for cleansing policies, gaining strong support from the plain people and challenging political enemies.
In Turin efforts by Italy’s religious specialists face a setback as the city reflects on education policy. A recent vote shows 69 percent of registered heads opposing religious instruction while 24,591 favored continuing the present arrangement, with weekly divisions for school religion guidance.
A chemist argues that tea and coffee act as intellectual drinks by stimulating the brain, making people temporarily more intelligent. He contrasts this with alcohol, which he says jars the brain, dulls inhibition, and prompts indiscretions while not enhancing intellect.
A local listing promotes the Tabardin Library offering a complete line of magazines and popular fiction. Readers are invited to inquire about the collection and reading matter for escape and entertainment.
A fragmentary pastiche poem by James Nell appears in the Catholic Sentinel and recalls a Minneapolis night flight and a shipwreck memory. The piece evokes dawn light on gulls, breakers, and wrecked crews, ending with a soft sunset call to return home.
The Benedictine community near Mt Angel, Oregon, emphasizes faith over money and details its agricultural and pastoral economy. Abbot Meyenhofer and other leaders oversee a monastery with 4400 acres, 60 horses, 60 milch cows, 690 sheep, and 200 swine. They farm 700 acres, produce 1000 to 1200 tons of hay, and sell surplus baleage. The order owns 700 acres of farmed land, plans further livestock management, and relies on disciplined labor, education, and monastic devotion.
In 1905 Andrew Carnegie gave gifts to U S libraries totaling 211 institutions and over 3 million dollars. Gifts for purposes beyond books, including Carnegie gifts, amounted to about 6 million dollars.
Professor Meany of the University of Washington surveys the evolution and significance of world fairs from early British exhibitions to the 19th century American, European, and global displays. He notes origins, key centers, dates, and the growing role of international expositions in cultural and industrial exchange.
Denver Park scene described as couples spooning in daylight, with Mayor Speer ordering no police interference during sunshine hours. He defends the activity as a mild civic attraction and signals a relaxed approach to public affection in the park.
The Canadian government plans to end American coin circulation by routing coins through banks to New York, credited to Canadian institutions and later replaced with Canadian money. The withdrawal has been ongoing for about a month with roughly two thousand dollars implied as moved westward, including British Columbia and the Yukon, amid expectations of return by June 10.
Southern Filipinos known to readers, a colony of about 2000 Filipinos from many islands has existed in New Orleans for around a century. Augustin Follomans, a Bikol woman who served in the American navy in 1972, is noted as the first Filipina to land in the city, living to 126. Other Filipino sailors arrived, found conditions favorable, and stayed to help establish the community.
The notice lists the Fifteenth annual convention of the International Baptist Young People's Union in Omaha from July 12 to 15, and other gatherings including Elk’s Grand Lodge in Denver, the National Irrigation Congress in Boise City, and the Northwest Laundry Men's Association in Pendleton. It also details Oregon wool sale mule dates set by the Oregon Woolgrowers' Association across Shaniie Baker City Elgin with several June and July entries. A separate line records a Back pound weight throwing record by Denis Moashoney in Boston, with a prior mark held by J. Mitchell.
The piece describes a Lapland bride Anshon bound by deer branding ceremonies, then notes a romance ritual where a friend negotiates a match with brandy aid while the suitor works outside. It also reports two unknown men blown to fragments near Lead, South Dakota, by giant powder with conditions unknown.
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