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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1912
Page
4
Official city and county paper announces subscription rates for mail delivery. Weekly six months and four months options offered. Readers are directed to mail payments to Oregonian Publishing Co for ongoing service.
A reflective poem recalls the march past of elderly veterans praised for service and sacrifice. It questions the reader about the meaning and lasting lesson imparted to younger generations, noting how others applauded the heroes while the true cost and meaning of sacrifice are left unsettled for sons and citizens.
The current tariff board may fade, but the push for a permanent tariff commission with broader power remains. Critics call the Taft‑appointed board reactionary and obstructive, hindering reformers who seek to cut tariffs on trust goods and move toward schedule adjustments by commission.
An advertising notice touts Perspi-No as a powder that prevents underarm perspiration and staining. It claims trouble free wear for all clothing and occasions, offering a money back guarantee and 25 cent boxes mailed by the Perepo Co.
A detailed inquiry unfolds over a complex matter as lawmakers weigh steps. Reports indicate officials are pursuing possible influence pacts and actions by a firm. The investigation highlights regulatory questions and potential strategic outcomes for policy makers.
Police commissioner and accounts chief review suspensions in the Court of General Sessions citing 1332 suspensions in 6803 convictions. Chicago reports six months of adult probation with good early results, while defenders say reform aids civilization and good judges yield better outcomes.
The New York Circuit Court denied the government temporary injunction to halt disposal of 920000 bags of coffee stored in New York. The ruling notes uncertainty and lets the sale proceed as conspiracy proceedings continue. The case involves Sao Paulo state coffee and a valorization trust affecting prices.
German ships lie at Hampton Roads during a fraternal visit but the greater threat to the United States is the German munition makers and aggressive commercial houses backing them. The dreadnoughts matter less in this phase of the world war.
The speaker foresees a decisive bolt if the colonel is not nominated. It will be far beyond ordinary, destined to make the Chicago convention seem calm by comparison.
The Western Tri State league shows preference for Pendleton baseball grounds amid discussions of venue choices. Officials weigh field suitability and regional access as teams consider hosting duties.
As Cuban rebellion and Mexican conflict unfold, North America endures heightened tensions and diplomatic strain. Officials warn of economic disruptions while citizens brace for possible cross border impacts and regional instability.
Umatilla County officials push for free river access to raise wheat prices and lower merchandise shipping costs, signaling potential regional economic impact and policy debate.
A brief item asserts the Umatilla river is a fine stream not to be wasted, signaling concern for its value and the need for prudent use and preservation.
A compilation of short clipped notices and signs seen in cities including Denver and Vancouver. The clipping mentions a cook advertisement seeking a white girl, a doctor's sign offering specialist services, and a cafe pay desk card jab about a face and cash register. It also notes a Boston Transcript remark about Mise Zella Rock gaining strength slowly with friends’ thanks.
A collection of practical advice from readers detailing ways to prevent moths with cloves, make mush with corn meal and water, strain soup through muslin, sew hooks securely, clean enamelware with salt, peel tomatoes by loosening skin, de-salt foods using steam, bake apples to amber jelly, and use a small hammer to press seams. Includes attributions to Mrs. C M T West Virginia and others.
An advertorial promoting Mother's Friend by Bradfield Regulator Co claiming it prepares the system for the birth, eases suffering, and aids postnatal recovery. It describes the emulsion for external use and urges readers to buy at drug stores and request a free book for expectant mothers from Atlanta, Georgia.
Ottumwa Iowa narrative praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female trouble. The testimonial claims dramatic health restoration after years of suffering and urges others to try the remedy with confidential advice from the company.
A terse comment captures a view on theft as a form of thrift. It implies a cynical take on cheating costs, suggesting certain men pursue free gains rather than lawful exchange. The line hints at social attitudes toward value and fairness.
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