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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1907
Page
4
A local notice lists subscription options including weekly and semi weekly periods. It notes rates for one year and other spans and mentions entry at the Pendleton Post Office.
The article argues Brigham Roberts shows splendor of loyalty to his plural wives despite legal bans on polygamy. It asserts conscience and manhood compel support for wives, equating his devotion with that of a husband to a single wife, and questions whether Gentiles should respect such loyalty while abhorring the practice.
Pendleton public schools will add an enlarged laboratory during vacation. Pendleton academy will build a boy's dormitory and expand its scope. Pendleton Business college will conduct active development work. Saint Joseph's academy will add facilities to meet growing patronage. The city invites outside students to seek education here as a profitable choice.
Several shining examples of young governors elected for merit and reform views are before the public. Notably among this class of modern leaders, their individual credentials and positions on reform are highlighted as they seek broad support.
Public officials including Governors Chamberlain Oregon Sheldon Nebraska Johnson Minnesota Folk Missouri Hughes New York Cummins Iowa with Senator La Follette Wisconsin exemplify independent voting against machine rule. They were elected for fearless views and honesty, not party allegiance, marking a nationwide reform wave. All honor to the reform governors.
A recent general land office decision ends receivers collecting advertising charges for the party organ from entrymen on government land. Receivers are barred from funding partisan papers, ending collusion with local land offices. The land department will direct where entrymen advertise, restoring personal liberty.
A discussion of Oregon law banning sale of objectionable literature to minors notes no arrests under the statute. It condemns sensational five cent stories sold on trains through Pendleton as dangerous to youth, arguing bookdealers must avoid such material due to its harmful effects. It mentions a railroad news vendor convicted for carrying and peddling similar items.
Stockmen in Blue Mountain forest reserve report better range this year despite little rain. They allocated limited pasture, husbanding it to avoid overstocking and damage. Government reserve policy, created in Umatilla county, is credited with yielding improved range for stock over the past three years and expected to extend to other reserves.
A reflective verse expressing humanity bearing a fragile gift to a divine Father of all. The speaker pleads for a voice of peace and compassion, questioning fate and destiny as people strive to keep their offering dignified amid suffering and longing.
In history notes a series of June events are listed: births and deaths of Charles Kingsley and Sir David Gill, political births in Florida, a Cambridge princess marriage, a Kaffir uprising ending, Bryant’s death, bubonic plague in Hong Kong with 2590 deaths, Cleveland Proclamation against Cuban filibusters, Central India earthquakes, a 1890 New Richmond tornado killing 250, and more.
June 21-32 Dregton Development league and rose fiesta in Portland. July 4 celebration at Pendleton. July 4-7 K. P. U. national convention in Spokane. July 18 Knighta Templar con clave in Saratoga NS. July 10-16 International Christian Endeavor in Seattle. July 14-20 Grand Lodge Elka Philadelphia. Wool Salon dates Stanskco June 10, 11 and 24, July 16. Condon June 1 Baker City July 9 Flyin July 11.
A school review claims an educated man earns about 1000 a year over 40 years, totaling 40000, while a day laborer earns 1.5 a day for 300 days a year, about 4500 per lifetime. Education adds about 22000 in value, equating to roughly 10 per day of schooling across 2160 days needed.
A La Follette presidential boom began in Milwaukee last Friday with resolutions declaring him the strongest candidate. The meeting aimed to start organizing delegations from other states and a nine member committee was appointed to seek Republican support nationwide. In Leavenworth Washington, W L Davis killed John McGee at a preliminary hearing he refused counsel and did not talk, and was bound over for trial in jail due to bail default.
A first class family hotel and stocks men's headquarters announces new management. The property features telephone and fire alarm connections in all rooms and aims to enhance guest safety and comfort.
An Oregon hotel advertises American plan at $3 per day with special rates for families and single gentlemen. It promises courteous service and room showings, noting a modern Turkish bath establishment within the hotel and inviting travelers to inquire at headquarters.
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