Pendleton Post Office Second Class Matter Entry
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1907
Page
3
Telephone notice indicates the item was entered at Pendleton Post Office as second class matter.
In a shift from public displays, the Tadian Indians led by figures such as Paul Showawey withdraw from Invergie style street pageantry. Baker City and Pendleton seek real Indians for parades while tourism and river country draws interest. Veterans like Mark Moorhouse and Glen Bushee remain noted for war dances.
Investors push into Portland outskirts amid soaring prices in 1890s real estate. Unsure if outer districts will settle soon as Mt Hood and Oregon City suburbs grow. Eastern buyers warned to study conditions before sinking surplus cash hoping for rapid riches.
In the Oregon Furniture Dealers Association probe at Portland exposed methods of coercion. A small town dealer who refused to join the association could not buy furniture from Portland wholesalers, his business threatened with annihilation.
The dealer, barred by a wholesale firm association from stock, sent in orders under names of rural residents. He created a list of 60 farmers and ordered substantial furniture stock, enabling him to sustain his trade. The episode illustrates the struggle of independent dealers against powerful trusts.
The Pennver News notes a national shift as state legislatures yield authority to centralized interests. It lauds Governor Hughes of New York for decisive, aboveboard leadership that aligns with public will, while warning the legislature has largely abdicated to executive or interest groups across many states.
The Pendleton Tribune condemns Statement No. 1 urging legislative selection of a U.S. senator. It argues the party choic e should prevail over popular votes and warns against independent voting potentially electing an independent candidate. It questions Republican pledges and accuses critics of dishonesty regarding Genrin and Bourne.
June 21 22 Dregon Development League and row fiesta Portland. July 1 Celebration at Pendleton. July 7 H P U national convention Spokane. July 13 Knights Templar con clave Saratoga N Y. July 10 16 International Christian Presenver Seattle. July 14 20 Grand Lodge Elka Philadelphia. Siantko June 10 11 and 24. July Condon June 11. Baker City July Figin July 11.
London June 17 Sir William Crookes celebrated his 75th birthday with congratulations from scientific societies worldwide. Crookes, famed for the discovery of thallium and the otheoscope, is lauded for his long career of original research including a process to extract nitric acid from air and for views on possible communication with the dead.
A historical overview recalls the 1777 flag design with 13 stripes and 13 stars, the 1818 update adding stars for new states, and the 1887 formation of the American Flag Association promoting reverence for the flag. It notes nationwide observances and elaborate city displays on Flag Day.
The 1864 Charge of the Light Brigade left 169 riders from 670 in service. T. H. Roberts seeks aid for the remaining survivors, reporting a prior $200 paid from a $2.50 April contribution. An appeal in the London paper aims to comfort aged veterans and urge generosity.
The giant bell in Cincinnati’s Church of St France de Salon belfry measures nine feet high and 27 feet in circumference with a 15 foot diameter wheel, tolled only on major occasions. In Aberdeen Washington, A Bernier was struck by a streetcar while asleep, losing a leg and suffering head injuries and is expected to die.
Fragmented OCR discussion cites an English report claiming Jews live about five years longer than Christians. It presents mortality and birth figures by age, arguing Jews show greater vitality and endurance, with cited comparisons across ages and years.
A brief notice describes the Hotel Pendletor serving as headquarters for a traveling Meo Commodious Sample Toom with a free bus offering.
Odd OCR note describes a Turkish bath facility in a hotel by H C Howbeths, with rates for American Linn and a touristic and commercial traveler audience. Readership is promised cheerful rooms and fair prices, plus family specials and a heated lounge.
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