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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1905
Page
4
Public notice of advertising deadlines for the East Oregonian in Pendleton Oregon. Rates for Bally subscriptions and various mail options are listed, along with bureau locations in San Francisco Chicago and Washington D C. Notices to advertisers specify copy deadlines by the preceding day and by 4 45 p m on Saturdays or 4 40 p m on Sundays.
The Philistine emphasizes living in the present to avoid the harms of organized religion. Do your current work well, as tomorrow's success rests on today. Reparation for past mistakes comes through present knowledge and gratitude, not regret.
A sweeping call for moral reform declares the Pacific coast will see stronger enforcement of gambling bans and Sunday closing laws. It argues intelligent citizens oppose vice, lawbreakers face tightening rings, and only a few lingering dens remain as reformers press onward.
The Oregonian argues that if respectable patrons and property owners who rent buildings for vice were punished, vice would end. It urges targeting offenders at the root rather than merely punishing a few visible participants.
A utilitarian view sees no waste in nature as city sewage becomes valuable fertilizer. A breakthrough idea suggests power generation from gases from decayed leaves and straw, with leaves giving one horsepower for four fifths of a cent and straw for a cent and a half.
The passage contemplates river power along the Umatilla and Pebleton areas, imagining a city of 20 000 benefiting from hydroelectric development. It critiques private aims, praising a future era where wealth serves all, not the few, though it laments current unequal distribution and progress.
A satirical survey from a high-class Independent publicatian reviews the 1908 presidential race. It cites Roosevelt as a potential fallback, notes conservative and reformist candidates like La Follette and Beveridge, and criticizes party bosses, big utilities, and philanthropic plutocrats influencing politics.
In France rapid car development accelerates as Bilarrite builds a 90 mile coastal boulevard at Ar-cacheon for unrestrained speed. It promises no speed limits and a beachside race course akin to Ormond Florida. The $1,800,000 project targets record attempts amid heavy traffic and safety concerns.
A long discussion on the vast rise in gold production from 1492 to 1905, predicting over 400 million dollars annual output and wide economic effects. References to 1905 figures, bond issues, railroad investments, and industrial expansion, followed by a local elopement report of Mrs. Kohlnach and her husband.
Ella Off of 127 Linden St Indians sporis Ind writes she suffered with a rundown constitution for months and feared losing work. A physician’s tonic failed but her druggist advised Peruna. In weeks she felt better and slept well, recovering fully in months. She thanks the medicine and urges others to seek Hartman Sanitarium advice in Columbus, Ohio.
Pendleton Ukiah stage line operates except Sunday. Depart Pendleton at 7 p m arrives Ukiah 6 p m. Depart Ukiah at 6 p m arrives Pendleton. Round trips Pendleton Ukiah 2.00 plus 1.50 Pendleton Alba and Ridge 2.50 to Pilot Rock. Offices at Frock and McMomas.
The Kansas City Journal reports a merchant asked a Salinn editor to roast the city administration for allowing an itinerant peddler to undersell him. The editor answers with a sharp roast condemning local policy and noting the merchant’s Chicago job printing.
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