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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1907
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text lists mail and weekly subscription options by period and price with multiple misspellings. The readable elements include daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly terms and mentions of mail delivery. Specifics on products, dates, or entities are absent.
A compact reflection on striving after triumph, noting that victory lies ahead and the ultimate glory remains to be shared. The lines celebrate conquest already achieved and hint at further, grander achievements yet to come.
Pendleton could mark a handsome return for Portland business visitors by a one day trip during the rose carnival and fiesta June 19 to 22. Activities include Oregon Pioneers day June 19, a fiesta exhibit June 20 with 2000 school children robed in roses, a grand street procession June 21, and the Oregon Development league program closing June 22.
The San Francisco Star highlights overcapitalization as the chief obstacle to government ownership, accusing private railroads and streetcar lines of profiting on money not invested. It cites United Railroads of San Francisco, arguing watered stock and fictitious values fund unjust dividends.
A sanitary, if dense, financial note claims a corporation during its organization in 1904 faced capitalization figures around 890 million dollars per mile of single track, and 65 million overall, implying heavy charges for Market Street lines. The passage contrasts with Massachusetts and New York parallels to argue about overcapitalization and rail costs.
The Walla Walla Statesman urges Pendleton to finance a connecting railroad to the Columbia enabling access to Open River steamers. It argues irrigation districts will soon yield tons of produce and that fast, cheap transport is essential. The piece stresses city growth requires spending, not parsimony, and invites settlers with better streets, sewers, water, and services.
On May 8, history recalls Edward the Black Prince died in 1376, Alexander McDougall died in 1786, George Wythe died in 1806, Robert Alexander Schumann born 1810, Sir John Millais born 1829, Andrew Jackson died 1845, Haiti massacres in 1991, and Ernest T Hoolby bankrupt in 1898. The line preserves multiple dates, births, and notable figures.
An ad touts Peruna as essential for spring cleansing, claiming it heals winter ailments and improves digestion and skin. It cites testimonials from Mrs. Alice Bradley of Thorold Ontario and Mia Daniel Passmore of Welland Ontario, praising renewed health after use. It links regular bodily function to clear skin and promotes the product as systemic relief.
June events list shows Oregon Pioneers in Portland June 10, Oregon Development league and rosse fiesta in Portland June 21 22. July entries include Pendleton celebration July 4 Spokane national convention July 1 7 Knights Templar conclave Saratoga July 9 13 and International Christian Pardraver Seattle July 10 16 Land Lodge Elis Philadelphia July 15 20. Also entries for Wool Sats Dantel Heppner June 4 6 Shantiro June 10 11 and 24 Conden July 71 Ruker City July 9 Flyin July 31.
The piece blends fragmented poetry with a humorous tale about a bearded farmer trading for a misfit item, then shifts to testimonials praising Peruna. Readers encounter garbled lines, a dim store interaction, and several patient endorsements from seemingly far flung towns.
The Hotel St. George offers European plan rooms with steam heat and hot and cold running water. It proclaims itself among the Northwest’s most up-to-date hotels with telephone and fire alarm connections to the office and a large sample room showcasing amenities.
An old newspaper snippet advertises rooms available near the front of the depot with rates of one dollar and one fifty per block and a half, inviting readers to notice the large electric sign.
Bollons and Crown announce the Hotel Pendleton has been refitted and refurnished throughout with telephone and fire alarm connections in all rooms, en suite baths and single rooms available for guests.
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