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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1906
Page
4
An excerpted independent newspaper page from Oregon features mixed content including advertisements and miscellaneous notices. The readable items mention various names, addresses, and dates, with no single dominant news event.
A fragmented text discusses careful use of words and fire, hinting at caution and restraint. It mentions thoughts, expression, and the idea that even God cannot kill them when they are revealed. The writing is jagged and cryptic, lacking clear events or people.
In Timatilla, voters scratched party tickets across precincts as Independence Party lines rise. The era of rigid party control wanes, with emphasis shifting to individual fitness and voter judgment over party allegiance.
A lengthy Victoria Daily Colonist editorial accuses Sir Wilfred Laurier and his government of corruption and graft. It portrays widespread department rot and suggests rising public sentiment could trigger a revolt against officials tied to the graft.
Collage of misspelled notes notes progress cited in an informal report. It mentions two households and efforts with household tasks, though details are garbled and names are unclear.
Congress considers amendments to rate and alcohol bills with likely approval by the House. Reports say appropriation bills advance to both houses while discussions loom on statehood and Indian Territory issues. Packing house reform may trigger new provisions in the agricultural bill to curb interstate home-wear producer shipments.
The Nome mining camp is hailed as a marvel of the mineral world as winter output climbs toward several million dollars. Placer and beach claims on Holyoke and other sites yield hundreds of thousands, with firms like Placer Mining Co and miners such as J G Brown and Cyrus Mobie showing large cash gains. Prospectors push ahead on tundra grounds as Seattle steamers bring circulation to Nome’s gold rush.
June 11 Oregon Pioneer Association meeting in Portland June 20 24 Northwest Sportsmen's tournament in Walla Walla Sule 12 15 Fifteenth annual convention International Rupiter Young People's Union Orinha July 17 19 Elkes grand lodge Denver September 1 National Irrigation congress Boise City September 18 Northwest Laundry men's Association Pendleton Wool sales dates fixed by the Oregon Woolgrowers association Shaniko June 5 6 19 20 July 19 12 Baker City June 26 26 July 12 13 Elgin July 13 Lincoln Beachy aeronaut badly hurt at Cleveland balloon collapse will survive
A quirky ad style note boasting fishing gear and sports equipment. It promises fine hooks sinks rods and all else for spring and summer fishing and claims to supply appliances for every sport, aiming to enhance enjoyment with complete equipment.
The article details the planned Christian Science church in Boston valued at 3,000,000 with a 500 seat auditorium and one and a half miles of pews. Cornerstone laid July 1, 1900, dedication set for June 14 in Minneapolis? It describes Italianate design, granite and marble exterior, gray terra cotta decorations, skyward dome, and a grand organ. The mother church in Boston was dedicated in 1899, and the denomination now exceeds one million followers.
The Victoria Colonist notes the patrol vessel’s expenses for 19 months ending April 16, 1905, with $7500 for victuals and $740 in wages. It mocks seafaring finance, listing an extraordinary pantry of cocoa, cream, oysters, fruit, jams, meats, and endless teas and groceries. The piece suggests the meal bill implies meals exceeded wages and ridicules the list as surplus provisioning.
San Francio has become the champion dry town of the world with all soft drinks banned by the board of health. Only water, coffee, tea, boiled milk, and buttermilk are permitted. the action follows a report of impure water, polmenone, and carbonized food, leading to factory closures and strict preventive measures.
The April 24 issue laments prolonged war with fragmented phrases about peace fronts and future decrees. It notes growing expense and public weariness, suggesting war between Christian nations may end but challenges remain.
In Tenehet yesterday Kid Worneek reported strong crop prospects in the area noting recent rainfall improved yields and prices. In Morenes Arizona copper workers from Arizona and Tirefrost Copper Companies pressed for an eight hour day, with the fleet named company conceding. A non union labor dispute from San Francisco affected the latter company.
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