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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1906
Page
5
Local line inexact header notes Pendleton Oregon newspaper publication details with garbled OCR. It lists circulation, subscription rates and mail options. Contains misspellings and extraneous punctuation, but identifies a weekly and daily publication and a mailing address in Pendleton.
An East Oregonian editorial argues against a liquor dealers amendment to the local option law and against equal suffrage. It warns the measure would nullify local option, expand saloon influence, and threaten liberty and justice. The piece urges voters to reject the amendment and support the established will of the people. It frames the suffrage question as a moral issue involving women’s rights and societal virtue.
The East Oregonian notes a hopeful end to the campaign in Oregon with voters leaning toward Progressives and Independence. It praises candidates Pierce Sigith Ideuallen Wide Barrett for pledging to do the people’s bidding, and supports Chamberlain for U S senator and Halley for supreme judge as well. The piece lauds a nonpartisan judiciary, reports minimal mudslinging, and urges continued civility in politics.
A debate over women’s voting rights in Oregon highlights decades of denial and calls from supporters for change. Proponents argue women have supported families and state progress and deserve the ballot, while opponents push back against the proposed amendment.
Hope pervades Umatilla County with crops thriving despite light drought damage few die trots. stock in good condition and prices rising. Private irrigation work and East Umatilla project advance while demand for local products grows. Pendleton schools close after a record year, signaling permanent growth.
We offer fishing gear and appliances for every sport with line and tackle supplied. Our stock covers rods hooks reels and all essentials for spring and summer fishing and outdoor enjoyment.
The text describes plans to bring in people who will build homes and integrate Pendleton with other places through friendship and development. It speaks of renewed energy, consent settlements, and a railroad extension that bring hope to Umatilla County, with June being a hopeful time for better prospects after past wounds.
A damaged fragmentary poem by Selig Jackson evokes a Corsair's soul at sea and in battle. It blends sea imagery, ghosts, marches, and the clang of conflict with reflections on identity and fate. The text suggests a prison context and stylized reminiscence of naval warfare and captivity.
Poem by Richard Watson Oldler extols planting trees as nation building. It links trees to home, harmony, and civil progress, praising soldiers and citizens who nurture forests for future harvests. The piece underscores growth, unity, and the enduring order brought by trees.
June events include Oregon Pioneer Anson la Hon meeting in Portland on June 14 and Northwest Spartanmen's tournament in Walla Walla on June 26. Wool sale dates cover Shaniko Baker City Elgin and nearby towns with multiple June July listings. A French student at Harvard recalls a playful remark about French song.
An advertisement featuring Robert Downing Jr praising Peruna as a remedy for systemic catarrh and heat effects, claiming Dr. Hartman first described the condition and promoting a book from The Hartman Seminar. The piece attacks weather and health issues, urging readers to request a copy and buy the medicine.
An incoherent OCR passage references government, elections, and local actions with scattered names and terms. The text mentions Irish topics, a miner, a belt of unclear significance, and periodic references to a district station and preservation of political tension, but lacks coherent facts or a clear narrative.
A garbled early 20th century snippet mentions eating one meal daily, elusive terms, and a train companion. It oddly references mixing fruits with other foods and a flat railroad fare of 15 Get per ton for haulage from San Francisco.
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