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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1906
Page
4
Fragmented OCR lists publishing schedules and rates for Daily Weekly and Monthly editions. It notes copy deadlines for advertising matter due by 4:45 p m the preceding Saturday and mentions the East Oregonian as the responsible publication.
A Pendleton observer recalls pioneers crossing the Blue mountains to La Grande by stage. Mothers walked with heavy wagons, Indians lurked in timber, and travelers doubted survival. Compare past hardships with today’s comforts and note how luxuries alter human nature.
In Croatia County Democrats praise Clerk Frank Galileo and surveyor J W Kimbrell for efficiency while saluting Taylor for sheriff. The piece notes cross party sentiment and voter confidence in local officials amid political jockeying in Umatilla County.
The piece praises independent voters in Unmatilla County County, highlighting TW Taylor and Dr J Smith as strong legislative figures. It lauds Slusher and Stusher as capable candidates while urging a shift from partisan lines toward merit and public spirit. It cites Roosevelt and Polk as inspirations for independence in state and county elections.
A humorous sketch notes Pendleton residents eagerly checking an empty post office box as mail trains remain halted. It observes community habits forming around the box and the varied motives of residents. The piece reflects on universal quirks within a small town.
A reflective poem on truth and judgment contrasts with a noted anecdote about the future king of England, then Prince of Wales, who suffered a boil under his arm. The boil led to a distinctive handshake that rose the right hand to chin level, a habit described as spreading across continents in later years.
A fragmented account extols Mayer Schmitz of San Francisco, nicknamed the “lo hor mexen,” for his actions during Frisco’s 1906 quake. It recalls his rise from fiddler to city leader, praising his energy, resilience, and leadership in relief and rebuilding efforts, while noting his musical beginnings and strong German American roots.
Fita Wallace Miller portrays a scene of contrasted homes with warm affection. The speaker describes a choice between two houses and reflects on love and gratitude as one beloved embraces them in a tender kiss within a Globe-Democrat dream setting.
A vintage advertisement touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a universal cure for female ailments including menstrual irregularities, backache, nervous symptoms, and kidney issues. It claims strong effectiveness, urges letters to Mrs Pinkham for confidential guidance, and cites testimonials of restored health.
Upcoming gatherings include Oregon Pioneer Association in Portland on June 24 and Northwest Sportsmen's tournament in Walla Walla June 20 to 24. Other items list a Baptist Young People's Union convention in Omaha July 12 to 18, Elk Lodge in Denver July 17 to 19, and National Irrigation Congress in Boise City September 28 with Northwest Laundry Men's Association in Pendleton September 18. Wool sale dates fixed: Shaniko June 5 6 19 20 and July 10 11. Baker City June 26 26 July 13 13. Elgin July 13. The article ends with a note about a wife of Phillip P getting fashion of high collars with a wimple.
A local shop promotes its wide range of fishing gear and sporting appliances. It promises to supply necessities for any sport with equipment that enhances enjoyment and performance for spring and summer outings.
A historical note mentions defiance against German rule in southern southeastern Africa. The report frames the revolt as small in scope but significant, highlighting capable leadership guiding local subjects in a challenging uprising.
A vintage advertisement extols Hyomel as a universal cure for catarrh, claiming it kills germs by filling the air with medicated mist. It touts a simple inhalation routine, a guaranteed permanent cure, and a rigid price structure with a full outfit for one dollar and bottles thereafter.
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