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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1906
Page
4
Fragmentary text quotes Ella Wheeler Wilcox on desire and unseen forces shaping longing. The lines discuss inner pulls toward goals, sudden shifts in want, and the soul’s treasure as the barrier to attainment. Readability is limited. no clear event, date, or proper nouns emerge.
The author argues the Nelil and Reynolds report on the packing house situation fails to calm public distrust. Packers must be clean and fair, ending monopolistic practices, overpricing, and insulting conduct toward the government. If foreign markets suffer, blame lies with the packers, not the public.
In Oregon the First Cumberland Presbyterian church of Portland changes its name to Hawthorne Park Presbyterian amid a wider movement as the Cumberland branch yields its name and property. The split reflects disputes over denominational diversity among Presbyterians and a push toward unity in the face of regional religious tensions.
The excerpt ties Fontan to the south in ideals of past present and future, acknowledging religion and religious progress surpass youth and regional divides. It asserts a daily surrender of cherished hopes to advance righteousness and Christianity beyond local loyalties.
The piece argues Roosevelt should accept the presidency if asked and fears his refusal would push Trypan as the next candidate. It lauds Roosevelt’s decisive leadership, notes government shakeups, and suggests Bryan or Roosevelt are the only viable choices, with other figures criticized as unsuitable.
A Kansas City Star piece argues the tariff harms farmers in Umatilla County and Idaho, detailing how fence wire, farm machinery, lumber, and food items bear tariff costs. It frames the tariff as a shield for trusts while noting a violent feud near Jackson Hole where Thomas Sewall killed Paul Morrie over stray horses.
A dramatic plea describes widespread female suffering from a variety of diseases. Dr Hartman announces summer mail treatment at no charge, with medicines obtainable at drugstores. Confidential patient records required, and results promoted by endorsements for Peruna.
A fragment from a Kansas City Star poem praising a woman's perspective with lines about love, memory, and tenderness. The speaker, a woman, reflects on imagined scenarios if she were a man and how affection could ease life’s burdens.
Washington Star notes May or Fred R. Reed of Burley Idaho represented El Korah temple of Boles City at the Chicago Mystie Burine conclave. Reed earned first prize for the most unique emblem among attendees, highlighting local presence in a national gathering.
European plan with first class rating, steam heat throughout, en suite rooms with bath, large new sample room, and modern conveniences. Hotel St George offers telephone and fire warm connections to the office and hot and cold running water in air rooms, touted as one of the most up-to-date hotels in the Northwest.
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