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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1907
Page
4
An essay notes that peace has costly victories with over 500,000 workers killed or disabled in the U.S. each year. It tallies by sector, estimates national money losses at about 750 million, and calls for reforms: strict liability laws, child labor prohibition, tariff adjustments, and reforms to raise living and working conditions to reduce the “blood tax” of industry.
Government forest service bulletins urge profitable tree planting by railroads corporations and farmers. They note investments in commercial plantations to supply timber for own use or sale and stress choosing fast growing high value species for early returns.
A geographic climate range limits commercial planting vigor and profits. Forest service research identifies regionally adapted tree species and planting circulars detailing species traits propagation methods and care for timber production in the United States.
The city passed a 29 million dollar bond to fund a jetty project to irrigate millions of acres near Los Angeles. Despite opposition and high per capita debt, voters approved, hoping increased irrigation and growth will offset taxes. The move signals a strong progress spirit in a bid to outpace San Francisco in development.
The Baker City Herald praises the legal profession as the crowning profession. It notes lawyers are common men with practical sense who shun publicity and work hard for their clients. It reflects on changes in the legal field and the value of courteous, gentle advocacy over sharp rhetoric.
Ambers at the Denver convention attacked forest reserves, alleging settlers need not access lands and accusing land speculators of using reserves to enrich millionaire companies and control timber. The Portland events and Abe Ruef sentence slated for June are noted, with calls for broader regional agendas.
The rose holds a vivid place in romance and history, celebrated as a hardy outdoor bloom whose fragrance blesses all. From Yorkist symbols to Roman and Roumanian legends, the rose links to immortality, papal customs, and the Virgin worship, with the golden rose ceremony dating to 1049 under Leo IX.
In the South Atlantic between the Cape of Good Hope and South America lies Tristan da Cunha, a 72-person colony led by John Ewain. Visits by a British cruiser bring medical aid and trade, while residents rely on mutton, potatoes, and kelp for sustenance amid a meat and potato diet and a climate that never extremes.
Dayton Brothers eye specialists offer to fit new lenses into your existing frame. Free eye exam and inspection of frames, with lens replacement services available for customers wanting to keep their current eyewear.
In July 1850 Abraham Hummel of Bogton was born. a parallel Abraham Lincoln spoke in Springfield to young lawyers urging honesty, discouraging litigation, and urging peacemaking. The note recalls Lincoln and Hummel as a moral lesson, while Brazil’s coffee crisis looms with a plan to destroy the next crop to lift prices.
Rooms advertised at 1.00 and 1.50 per block from depot with claim of a big electric scene or sensational display to attract renters.
Bollons and Drown announce The Hotel Pendleton has been refitted throughout with telephone and fire alarm connections in all rooms. En suite baths and wing rooms, plus a bar and billiard room in connection. Located three blocks from the depot.
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