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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1906
Page
4
Notice to advertisers specifies submission times for copy to appear in the East Oregonian. Advertising matter must be in by 4 45 p m the preceding day with Monday deadlines clarified. the text also lists misread or garbled publishing details and contact hints for the East Oregonian printing office.
A Burns fragment laments human pride and suffering driving Worth toward misery. The speaker evokes heaven, ruin, and looming doom as stern fate furrows life. The verse warns of consequences when pride leads to downfall, with vivid moral imagery.
A historical tally shows Oregon with 11 governors since statehood in 1859, six Democrats and five Republicans. Democrats repeatedly hold the governor’s office, with several re-elections and periods of uninterrupted Democratic control, despite Oregon being a Republican stronghold.
The text lauds Sheriff Standies as the right timber for the job. It notes a teed to hold him in office and praises his twenty years presiding in Mendocino County California. The piece emphasizes the counties support and argues against replacing him with an unqualified successor.
A local commentary lauds TUI Taylor for extensive knowledge of Umatisia County and consistent support, noting he secures votes without opposition and urges keeping him in office as long as he desires.
The East Oregonian weighs in on Jonathan Bourne as the next United States senator from Oregon, praising him while criticizing rivals and condemning other politicians. It notes the paper’s support for Bourne and its stance on local liquor laws, equal suffrage, and state politics amid a charged 1890s political scene.
A fragment from the Chicano Record Herald recounts a funeral like plea for California, with lines mourning the Golden Gate and asking Take heart. Separate notes mention a huge pine tree cut in Manchester Maine, nearly four feet thick and 118 feet tall, aged about 130. A sheriff in Gibsland Louisiana shot at Allen Turner who had reportedly restored Larrest, hitting Turner’s mother and Turner later jailed.
A battered ad style notice touts gear for spring and summer fishing and a range of sporting appliances. It emphasizes supplying necessities for enjoyment across many sports with equipment and equipment quality highlighted.
A Denver News note recounts Watts dreaming a way to make shot. He tests the idea by melting lead, discovering spherical pellets fall from a tower. The piece links the shot tower to progress and danger, noting the tall structures bothsave lives and threaten them.
A devotional invocation pleads for divine mercy and guidance for leaders and the nation. It thanks God for blessings of harvest, sun, rain, and freedom, then asks for just rulers and a pure heart among the people while warning that abandoning reverence could invite destruction.
June 14 Oregon Pioneer Association meeting in Portland. June 20 24 Northwest Sportsmen's tournament in Walla Walla. July 12 148 Fifteenth tribunal conversion International Baptist Young People's Union in Omaha. July 17 19 Ellis grand lodge in Denver. September 2 National Irrigation Congress in Boise City. September 15 Northwest Laundry men's association in Pendleton. Wool sale dates fixed by Oregon Woolgrowers Association Shaniko June 4 19 20 and July 10 11 Baker City June 25 26 July 12 13 Elgin July 1 6.
A verse urges punctuality and immediate action: finish tasks right away to avoid disasters or delay, then inform your employer when you complete the job. It contrasts rushing with procrastination and warns of consequences for delaying work. The piece emphasizes timely effort and accountability in a workplace setting.
Hinllans on Vancouver Island report an Australian syndicate plans a Tallon agricultural colony on Vancouver Island to grow vines fruit and mulberry with silkworms. They want a 1000 acre experimental farm to spark industry and ease congestion in Italian districts. A separate note mentions a Honolulu yacht race next June with eight boats expected. An executor in Paterson New Jersey is freed after 15 years over £700,000 property. A government expert cites 1908 advertising spending at $12,000,000.
An Oklahoma man recounts a tale of pushing power versus coercion, as a man in South Meathester proclaims himself a wolf and causes a scene with threats and a pistol. Judge Stewart fines him for being a wolf and for origins from vague headwaters before sentencing him to six months. A traveling silesman, Kayhange Tippitts, adds a note of morbid remark.
A vintage ad-style paragraph touts Beecham's Pills as a remedy for women's health, claiming they improve appearance and mood by supporting nature during recurring periods. It highlights benefits like reduced nervousness and low spirits, urging women to use the product for health and beauty.
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