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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1907
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR shows a list of subscription options and rates by mail or year. Mentions weekly and monthly terms with unclear pricing. Includes references to yearly and four month periods and various payment methods.
A short verse contrasts other gardens and blooms with beloved, old fashioned flowers. It ties sunset and sunrise to personal experience, suggesting night and day are felt differently by “you and me” in a tender, rustic tone.
Public school management under Superintendent Frank Kee Welles in Umatilla County shows yearly progress. Reports highlight higher tax levies, rising teacher wages, better facilities, and modern equipment, along with growing enthusiasm, student interest, and standards across the county schools.
The East Oregonian argues about railroad depots open all night and questions whether railroads should be private property or fully under state control. It compares to newspapers hotels and butcher shops to illustrate inconsistencies in forcing extra public expense and stresses either complete public control or no further obligation beyond enforcing capital’s compliance.
The East Oregonian argues for government ownership as the only logical and practical solution to transportation. It warns the country is moving toward this decision rapidly and says the people must have full control or abstain completely.
The Inland Empire Wheatgrowers urge regular wheat sales days in Umatilla county. They note wool sales success, expect wheat buyers to visit, and warn about potential old-company combinations. Wheat likely to start at 76 cents. farmers urged to stand by sale days. Statewide political commentary follows with critique of Vice President Fairbanks and Pendleton trade patterns.
A fragmentary poem by Charles Hanson Towne laments leaving the hills of home for the city. It contrasts the hills’ call with the restless urban surge, expressing longing for childhood dreams and the quiet peace of rural life.
A motivational piece urges steadfast grit in hard times, urging readers to cling to hope and refuse to drown. It stresses resilience, noting many falter when faced with danger, while praising men who can laugh at pain and persevere. The text reflects a period voice urging fortitude.
The Philippines election set for the 20th marks a move toward self-government. Registration in Manila shows 7200 registered, including 60 Americans, from a 220000 population. a native vote access of about one in 120. The Record-Herald notes limited turnout despite notices and events.
The Women's Journal notes a 1907 vote granting all women over 26 who are taxed on income, $1.19 in cities or $1.84 in the countryside, the right to vote in parliamentary elections. It recalls earlier milestones including 1896 liquor and church votes, and 1901 municipal suffrage.
Statistics compiled by American guarantee companies claim women are more honest than men. Women in America work in business as much as men and account for few embezzlements. The record shows far more male cashiers stealing than female cashiers, with about one woman stealing per hundred men.
Sketch of Bishop Joseph Staunton Key of the Methodist Episcopal Church South. Born in La Grange Georgia on July 18 1429. Son of Rev Caleb Wilit Key. Attended Emory College earning A B and A M in 1848. Licensed to preach that year and joined the Georgia Conference then South Georgia Conference after division. Elected bishop in 1986. Married twice, first wife died in 1991 and second wife Mrs Tawwe Kidd served 19 years as president of North Central Tom’s Female College at Sherman Texas.
The Kansas Supreme Court ordered Wadnowday morning to bar the Pabat Brewing Company Helm Brewing Company and Joseph Schiits Brewing morapeny from doing business in Kansas and to prevent them from using any Niemi property for aquarrant tuninen as they appeal. The action blocks activities pending further court determination and seeks to maintain enforcement until a final decision.
The Golden Rule Hotel reports new management and upgrades including telephone and fire alarm connections in all rooms.
City hotel listing notes American plan from two dollars per day and up. Ward serves as headquarters for tourists and commercial travelers with special rates for families and single gentlemen. Management invites visitors to tour rooms and asks to inquire prices. HK C Howres, Manager.
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