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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1906
Page
4
The piece presents a historical newspaper snippet with publishing details, postage rates, and mailing information. It includes an editorial note on improving matter submission deadlines and the impact of an initiative law. It questions why legislatures fail to pass laws and emphasizes giving people a voice.
Fragmentary sentence lists John Peter Robert Pan God and Paul with roles as statesman preacher knave suggesting a discussion of character and virtue. The text mixes religious framing with a provocative question about identity and goodness.
The East Oregonian calls Umatilla County stockmen to write to the president, praising the investigation into frozen packing houses and urging action. It warns packers’ scare tactics aim to intimidate producers and insists the inquiry will secure public food quality, not disrupt markets. The paper sides with independent packers and urges law enforcement to handle culprits.
The article argues Oregon voters approved June 4 initiative laws shifting tax burden to large corporations with millions invested in unseen property and price privileges. It notes corporations will pay two to three percent on gross earnings, supplementing existing corporate taxes to raise about $600,000 yearly, taking pressure off farmers who long bore the bulk of state taxes.
The piece argues Henry Watterson and allied factions rally to William Jennings Bryan as the logical next Democratic standard bearer after Theodore Roosevelt. It praises Bryan as progressive and capable, compares him to Roosevelt, and contends a post Roosevelt leadership should pass to Bryan for continued reform and vigor.
The East Oregonian argues cremation will replace cemeteries as clean, sanitary, and efficient. It cites land saved and disease control, predicting government funded cremation for all, eliminating poverty barriers to a decent burial.
June 29-24 Northwest Sportsmen's tournament at Walla Walla. July 12-15 Fifteenth annual convention International Baptist Young People's Union at Omaha. July 17-19 Ellis' grand lodge at Denver. September 3 National Irrigation congress at Boise City. September 18 Northwest Laundry men's association at Pendleton. Oregon wool sale dates fixed by Oregon Woolgrowers' association: Shaniko June 6 19 20 and July 10 11 Baker City June 25 26 July 13 14 Elgin July 13. Four years ago 0 000 bushels of wheat shipped from Ephrata Douglas county Washington. Of the crop of 1905 750000 bushels shipped.
A local retailer promotes fishing gear and sports appliances for spring and summer. It highlights complete setups with line hook sinker rod and all essentials plus broad sport equipment to enhance enjoyment and activity.
A Victorian era ad extols mothers' joy, urging use of Mother's Friend liniment to ease delivery. It claims the external preparation helps nature, noting thousands benefited and offering bottles for $2 plus a free booklet by Radfield Company of Atlanta, Georgia.
Fragment from a 19th century verse reflecting aging, memory, and liberty. It contrasts the loss of youth with matured hopes, mentions Suffrage and equality, and questions devotion based on how one supports the needy and perceives beauty. The speaker urges reverence through action rather than ritual prayer.
A senator argues the canal project must outlive presidential terms and partisan vituperation. He outlines aims to define durable financing, optimal construction methods, and ideal procurement and transport systems to ensure efficiency, low cost, and lasting usefulness for the United States and the world.
A vivid description of northern Alaska mirages showing frozen plains reflecting watercourses and vegetation as if alive. The atmospheric copies form gigantic animals, riders, monsters, and ships, sometimes appearing in the air or on the surface as winds drive fogs and mist across the landscape toward distant rocky islands twenty miles offshore.
The piece recounts General Miles claims that beef sent to Cuba and Porto Rico during the Spanish American War was unfit for food, his later interview in Cincinnati on December 22, 1898, and the Dodge Investigation findings. It notes the court of inquiry concluded the canned beef was unsuited for food but found no proof of chemical embalming, with Packers not at fault and beef sold to general trade. It adds context from Chicago packing house probes and mentions Adams County Washington population data.
A brief misread of a depot area describes a block and a half distance from the depot noting a ble electric sign seen along the route.
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