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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1908
Page
5
A fragmented taxadic notice lists subscription prices for daily weekly and tally newspapers by mall or carrier. Entries include one year six months three months and one month durations with various delivery methods. The piece ends with a postal service line noting Pendietos Oregon second class mail status.
The Umatilla Indian agency school under Major A. E. McFatridge reports its best year yet with higher attendance and greater progress among Indian children. Improved conditions on the reservation and absence of factional conflicts are credited for bringing order and notable advancement, earning appreciation from Pendleton and Umatilla County residents.
Grand Orator H W Scott praises Masonry for shaping Pacific coast settlement and social life. Pioneers traveled long distances to lodge sessions, protecting communities and guiding new settlers. Today distant members in Pendleton Beho Helix Milton Union La Grande Baker City sustain lodge work nationwide.
Residents travel near half a day to attend lodge in a Masonic tenehnga they call home. They live, practice, and love its principles, showing enthusiastic devotion shaping much of the Pacific coast states defigation.
Editorial urges Pendleton Commercial Association to back an electric railway from Milton to Walla Walla arguing the 15 mile corridor is now a thriving garden and fruit belt. It envisions Pendleton West and Wenaha Springs routes, noting unused river power and rich land worth up to 1000 dollars per acre could yield thousands of new settlers and increased traffic if rail access were established.
The Walla Walla Union attacks Senator La Follette, branding reformers as traitors. It defends the senatorial machine linked to Ankeny while denouncing La Follette as a demagogue and cheap faker for criticizing machine interests. Wisconsin voters trusted La Follette as a steadfast reformer over 26 years.
The Fast Oregonian urges Pendleton and Umatilla County to celebrate boldly, pledging generous support to the fund. It says the county stands at the brink of a thriving industrial era with new land made usable and a surge of new homes rising from sagebrush prairie throughout the area.
Pendleton residents urged to celebrate prosperity across Helix Pilot Rock Hermiston Milton and other county towns. The message promotes communal pride, civic patriotism, and support for neighboring communities to share in the county’s bright outlook.
The passage argues ingratitude is a uniquely cruel sin unjustly unpunished in human behavior. It contrasts ingratitude with hatred deceit and deceit noting no adequate response exists for its wanton cruelty. It frames ingratitude as an incurable defect of character and conscience.
An old verse from the Atlanta Constitution recalls a single sorrowful day in a desolate west setting. The speaker places a burden beneath flies and leaves, weeps, and walks away as Silence whispers that God knows best. Later, kneeling in darkness, a haunting song from the western surless land repeats the same angelic voice heard that day.
A Washington Letter argues that Theodore Roosevelt could be a dominant factor in 1916 and future elections. It notes age, potential terms, and past push for a second elective term, suggesting Roosevelt would be urged for nomination if alive in 1918 and that public esteem might grow with absence.
Russia signals willingness to price a 1,000,000 ton steel rail deal with payment in Russian bonds at par. The United States could gain a large block of a desirable foreign security without cash outlay as the steel trust negotiates the transaction.
The Spokane Chronicle describes a scheme where bonds are sold to American investors with the aim to force prices up before the steel trust trades them, allowing the trust to profit from the price rise and earn a commission on the bonds. The article likens the complexities of high finance to a clever Chinese puzzle.
A new father stares at his baby in the crib and, as his wife watches with tears, she softly recalls how astonishing it is they can fit into a crib priced seven and six. The London Times notes the tender exchange as a humorous glimpse into parenthood.
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