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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1907
Page
4
Independent newspaper catalog lists postal rates for daily weekly and semi weekly editions. Includes Chicago and Washington bureaus addresses, Scripps News Association membership, Pendleton postmark data, and subscription options by year month and period.
The Montreal Herald notes stout purpose amid harsh winters on Norwegian rocks, observing strong piety in workers who remain busy with good deeds. It compares moral vigor to Nehemiah’s refusal to come down, insisting no time for evil because great aims for God and humanity demand focus.
Harney county records show 100 homesteads filed in the past three months signaling the end of Lux and Miller’s vast cattle empire. The once dominant LF brand marked every corner from Cow Valley to Nevada as settlers move in, railroads survey, and irrigation projects begin.
The text notes a period of active settlement transforming areas into thriving farming communities. It states the L. F. brand has been obliterated from the country and proclaims a new era has dawned.
The county fair plans liberal premiums next September for both pedigreed and non pedigreed stock. Plugs of cattle horses sheep hogs and poultry will be awarded premiums to encourage breeding and recognize fine farm stock across Cmaulla and Morrow counties. Farmers urged to enter their best animals for exhibition and competition.
A historical discussion mocks the label fool papers as agitators of graft exposing journalism. It lauds yellow journalism with fearless reporting, cites reformers like Folk Roosevelt La Follette and Hadley, and praises newspapers for cleansing national life. The article also notes Pendleton theater routing issues and urges weed destruction on vacant lots to protect land and crops.
A poetic excerpt by S. E. Kiser invites a playful vision of a bright world. The speaker imagines two lovers or friends as two children sharing joy and kindness, denying hardship, and dreaming of a long day of happiness with strong arms and endless laughter.
A vintage verse essay muses on prodigal wandering and the pull of home across distant skies. It juxtaposes Bohemia’s welcome with a broader meditation on civilization, historical rise, and Westward aspiration as echoed by The Coast Magazine.
A garbled Denver News item mentions a summer cycle and a moon, then shifts to a Boise firm receiving 1,100 pounds of Afghan fertilizer at 2172.00 freight. The prose is broken and nonsensical, with references to moods and dramatic moments that don’t coherently connect.
The advertisement claims rheumatism stems from a sour blood condition caused by indigestion and waste. it promotes S. S. S. as a cure by cleansing blood and renewing circulation. It asserts heredity and urges readers to request a free book and medical advice from The Swift Specific Co. Atlanta, GA.
The piece urges showing comfort before death with flowers and words, preferring pre funeral kindness over posthumous praise. It notes France and England showing signs of change, Massachusetts debating capital punishment, Uruguay abolishing death penalties, and Illinois failing to advance a city council backed bill.
A historical overview notes a trend against capital punishment, contrasting earlier fears of rising executions with recent moves. Kansas appears to have abolished the death penalty, following only a single death warrant since statehood, signaling a major legal shift.
June events list includes Dregfon Development league and rose fleata in Portland on June 21 22. July dates cover national convention FP U in Spokane July 9 and Knights Templar con clave in Saratoga July 1 %-Knights Templar con clave in Saratoga NW, plus major gatherings in Seattle Philadelphia and Condon June dates. Wool Sutrs dates Shanthro June 10 11 and 24 July 16.
A city man asks about dollar wheat and the farmer explains most folks grow corn or oats and have little or no wheat. The exchange reflects rural economic realities and price perceptions in farm life.
The notice promotes rooms priced at 1.00 and 1.59 dollars, located a block and a half from the depot, highlighting a prominent electric sign to attract renters.
The Hotel Pendleton has been refitted and refurbished throughout. Telephone and fire alarm connections with all rooms. Baths en suite and single rooms. Headquarters for traveling men. Commodious rooms featured with free provisions.
Excellent Cuisine offers weekly and monthly specials. Promp dining room features a lively bar and dining area, with a limited connection three blocks from Depote.
A historical note describes the Golden Rule Hotel in TEMBROOM as a family run lodging intended as a centerpiece for banded hotel services and stock men's headquarters. The item highlights it as a firet plan concept blending hospitality with commercial offices.
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