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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1906
Page
4
An OCR scan shows advertising rates and submission deadlines for the East Oregonian published in Mendlenen Oregon by East Argonian Publishing Co. It lists daily and weekly mail rates, subscription terms, and advertising copy deadlines, noting 4:45 p.m. as the processing cutoff and deadlines for Monday notices.
A provocative critique argues that men demand more than physical beauty from women and seek a partner who embodies intellect and moral worth. The author dismisses cosmetic pretensions and pills, claiming true love hinges on a woman’s mind and character as a key to a man’s virtue.
A scrambled report notes the Pennsylvania railroad company borrowing 360000.08 on its bonds from France amid massive French wealth. It questions how a people so rich could lend such sums, calling $50,000,000 a small fraction of their vast surplus.
The Seattle Star quotes observers contrasting French thrift with American spending. It notes France’s long saving habit and modest home sizes, while American wealth rises with spending. It cites past debts to Germany and asks why Penneman’s Co. must borrow in France for improvements bonds.
Temperance forces gain ground nationwide with local option, Sunday closing, and licensing measures spreading from the South to the North. Businesses demand sober employees and railroads enforce temperance. the government will not employ intemperate workers. A poem by Ella K. Dearborn accompanies the piece.
If you seek relief from the heat visit the mountain retreat or coast, choose from a complete paper covered books set, reading magazines, and popular fiction. The TABARDINN LIBRARY is available. Ask about 1 percent.
Fred Lockley writes a lyrical description of Wallowa Lake and its Nez Perce history. He recalls Joseph and the tribe at the old homeland, the 1855 treaty negotiations, and the ensuing displacement as white settlers encroach, mingling natural imagery with historical note. The piece blends travel memoir with 19th century treaty memory.
New York state registers 28 250 automobiles with estimated national totals exceeding 0 000. Annual New York auto costs reach 30 000 000, implying the country spends about £ 70 600 000 annually on motoring. France faces reduced auto business due to strikes, while Britain and others push higher production. Read the Hast Oregonian.
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