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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1907
Page
4
Publication notice from the East Oregonian Publishing Co listing subscription options and prices for daily and weekly editions. Includes mailing rates for various durations and formats, references to Chicago Tribune and Scripps News Association, and postal details for Pendleton Oregon.
Chief of Police Gurdane argues that rounding up parents of misbehaving boys aged 6 to 10 could curb ongoing rowdiness and misconduct observed during vacation and weekends. He asserts parental accountability can correct repeated acts and reduce juvenile trouble.
The upcoming visit of James R Garfield to Portland underscores how America’s concep tion of public figures has changed since the era of Jefferson and Adams. The piece notes grover Cleveland’s deathless status among ex leaders yet observes a public drift away from hero worship in a dollar driven era.
The article questions the use of lumber for building, arguing it is the shortest lived and most expensive material. It notes lumber houses may last 25 to 260 years, depending on climate, and contrasts this with the long-term value of land. It laments American choices in construction and home building.
The writer urges farmers in Umatilla county to replace temporary timber houses with durable stone or concrete homes. They warn that current decaying farmhouses will vanish in a generation and wells remain as silent reminders. They argue lumber should yield to permanent building and foresee a future nation of lasting homes.
The East Oregonian lauds Umatilla county’s Echo country for its transformation from sagebrush to lush farmland through irrigation. It notes Butter Creek irrigation, new water springs, mild climate, and rich soils as proof that desert reclamation is possible with water and effort, urging others to follow.
Pendleton residents now rely on gas ranges to cook without heat, smoke, or soot. Aimed at many homes, the system promises clean, convenient meals and safer, cooler summers after a season of use.
The article notes room for a rest room and library in the city hall, and Pendleton expects space to fill as residents plan a new building. It suggests each city commissioner and official will receive a private office, with remaining space to spare in the early years.
Fragmentary notes describe submarine cables and long underway work. Mentions many workers at sea, maintenance efforts, and broad connectivity ambitions amid unclear details.
A historical advertisement extols S. S. S. as the King of Blood Purifiers for over forty years, claiming it cures blood and skin diseases, purifies the blood, and strengthens weak health. It emphasizes safety as a vegetable remedy suitable for all ages, with testimonials from Clara Daubert and a note from The Swift Specific Company in Atlanta inviting free medical advice.
Police Commissioner Bingham’s office chased a prank about a “vilest den” at 434 West 37th street. A citizen claimed the den was near 424 West 67th street where Captain Steve O'Brien runs the tenderloin station. The mixup led to a reported medal-worthy joke at headquarters.
July dates list international Christian Endeavor Seattle and Grand Lodge Hilla Philadelphia with other regional gatherings. Shaniko June 26 and July 16 Baker City July 9 Elgin July 11 noted as upcoming dates.
Germany maintains a large export trade in canaries every year sending at least 130000 birds to America 2000 to England and about 2000 to Russia. The Harz mountains serve as a great nursery for brooding canaries with many peasants employed earning 50 to 125 dollars annually as a supplementary income.
The United States prints about 19.6 million copies weekly and 11.6 million on Sundays. Advertisers spend around 150 million dollars annually for print space. The figures reflect a high demand for newspapers across major markets.
European plan. Everything first class with steam heat. Modern conveniences include telephones fire alarms and hot and cold water in all rooms. Large new maple room and baths. The hotel is pronounced one of the most up-to-date in the Northwest.
Pendletor The Hotel Pendleton has been refitted and refurnished throughout with telephone and fire alarm connections in all rooms including bath and suite accommodations.
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