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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1904
Page
5
The Oregonian parries criticism of Portland morals while noting economic risks. Public figures including Dr. Edgar Hill face scrutiny over moral rhetoric, yet the city’s investors and homeseekers may be wary of sweeping condemnations that could harm commerce and statewide progress.
Umafillo county faces seven year average tax cost of 5003.75 per year while Strain’s Tok assessment runs 4142, 921.75 less. Supporters say Strain raised railroad and large land values to ensure fair taxation, despite critics led by Temple. Ava Thompson denies Holbrook irrigation support claims as supporters push colonization ties.
In a Times era rant, the Spokesman Review denounces hobos during a fine wheat harvest season. The piece blames unemployed wanderers for causing nuisance and theft, urges authorities to force them to move on, and claims they threaten productive labor and household security.
A devotional verse reflects on unity through shared humanity and the interconnected body. It praises loving action, service, and the divine joy of doing good, suggesting only the loving grasp the true meaning of love and truth.
A Birmingham News traveler describes desert madness triggered by extreme monotony and silence in Arizona. He warns that isolated travelers may become violent and dangerous, needing restraint or removal from the party to prevent bloodshed. The condition is termed desert madness and feared for its psychological grip and unclear origins.
A railroad firm is accused of aiding criminals by running special night trains for safe passage, profiting from burglaries, while The Western Union Company is charged with aiding pool halls to evade law enforcement for large shares of ill gotten gains. A North Dakota ladies society earned $40 at an afternoon bazaar to fund public causes.
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