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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1907
Page
4
A paraphrase from Buster Brown compares resolutions to seeds in a garden. It argues people overanalyze goals, tearing them apart hourly rather than letting them develop. The point is to plant and nurture, then observe growth as time reveals progress.
The Oregon railroad commission and railroads seek harmonious work to expand service amid scarce cars and engines. Short term gains include food depot facilities, clean coaches, quicker train service, reliable reports, and clean cars, while adding new trains hinges on equipment availability and court avoidance.
The dispute between Grant county stockmen and forest rangers over forest reserve rules has reached Secretary Wilson, signaling a potential favorable outcome for Oregon stockmen. Officials acknowledge regulations aim to protect resident land-owning stockmen, but clerical rules often harm deserving ranchers in Umatilla and Grant counties.
Residents urge fair ranges for stock men near their homes and question local officials handling of allotments. If justice is denied, they advise appealing to the Department of Agriculture which focuses on forestry goals and may overlook local disputes.
The Oregonian and the Spokesman-Review accuse each other of bias in AP reports from Spokane. The column argues AP trust is self serving and predicts readers will doubt AP coverage, while smaller outlets like Scripps press publishers push for unbiased reporting.
The piece notes Pendleton’s large summer travel to the seacoast, drawing delegates from all social classes and signaling prosperity. It compares Pendleton favorably to Walla Walla and hints at new motor car ideas by the Harriman system for western branch lines, possibly solving transportation on main Ute routes.
Pendleton plans to offer descriptive literature to attract homeseekers as colonist rites begin in September. The diffuse promotion targets Umatilla County highlighting Pendleton as a destination for settlers and investors.
A Chicago Record-Herald quotation pictures humanity awaiting a final reckoning after burglars and intruders are halted. It notes society will rest only after every door is bolted and homes secure, with wives peering beneath beds as before.
Delegates totaling about 1600 from 27 countries gathered in Rome for the fifth world Sunday school convention to discuss progress and methods. A world Sunday school association was formed with Rev FB Meyer of London as field president and Dr George W Baltes of Philadelphia as executive chair. The assembly welcomed by Malla Caribaldi and Cardinal Malecott supported moral unity. Reports cited 14 million American, 2.2 million British Free church, and other nations' Sunday school enrollment. next convention planned for 1910 with preliminary world tour from New York in December 1909 and cruise conferences in Egypt, India, China, and Japan.
A poetic meditation on fate where two people born apart, speaking different tongues, journey across oceans and peril to meet. Readings of longing reveal a doomed seek and inability to connect, ending in unsatisfied yearning and death as fate’s cruel design.
A fragment from Elizabeth Barrett Browning questions what constitutes true love with conditional vows like life and death. The piece contrasts emotional depth with the idea of exceptional devotion, urging the reader to measure love by passion and unselfish breadth.
An advertisement extols S.S.S. as the best blood purifier and tonic to cure Scrofula, a constitutional disease carried through generations. It claims the remedy destroys germs taints and poisons, strengthens the blood, and prevents recurrence, promising generational health and a free book from The Swift Specific Co. of Atlanta.
The London Spectator describes how mahouts use a goad on an elephant's head and keep an open sore on the brow. The pain forces obedience, revealing the cruelty behind training. The piece urges readers to question claimed affection for elephants when such wounds exist.
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In 1860 Portland cheered cheap coal as plans by Coal Mining Co moved forward for a five foot vein near Mt Stott Mills. L. Brooks of The Dalles recalled surveying the site that year, noting sparse croppings and abandonment. If he could see 1997, he might have predicted vast fortunes from coal.
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