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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1907
Page
5
The article argues that old settlers are leaving Pendleton and Umatilla County for Portland and Alberta while new settlers arrive, filling the voids. It urges welcoming strangers, meeting newcomers, and fostering a sense of permanent community despite ongoing population shifts.
The piece portrays Gifford Pinchot, chief forester, as an exemplary official devoted to forestry as an art. It notes his wealth, Washington home, Harvard education, and foreign forestry studies, claiming he donates his salary and commits his life to national forestry development rather than leisure. It adds he is a young man using his life constructively.
The text notes Pinchot, son of a millionaire, has taken up forestry work as a useful and delightful endeavor. It lauds his vigor intelligence and perseverance and highlights the forestry department as a monument to his devoted and patriotic services.
The East Oregonian promotes Pendleton’s people’s pavilion as the central hub for July Fourth events. It urges residents from Amatits and Morrow counties to attend, noting shade, shelter, seating, and a compact programme near the heart of the city with reduced railroad rates to boost attendance and make this the largest Eastern Oregon celebration yet.
A reflective poem by H. D. Mason portrays a earnest youth drawn to cities and business, torn between vocation and dream. The speaker asks whether guardians will shape his character with honor, strength, and noble living as he journeys toward an uncertain fate.
N Wilkins of the Oregon Funeral Directors' association told a Portland convention that since local option began in Corvallis violent deaths have fallen about 50 percent. The ad posture links the coffin trust to longer lifespans amid saloon opposition. Separately, irrigated berry land near Milton, Freewater, and the Hudson Bay district has risen from $25 to as high as 4800 per acre, enabling small farms to support a family and fund bank deposits.
A circulated note explains a method to verify U S currency by dividing the last two digits of a note by four. Remainders map to A B C or D as the check letter. The piece asserts the approach flags counterfeit bills and advises testing any suspicious note.
The Providence Journal notes geese are shod annually in Poland before their long journey to the Warsaw goose market. About 5 600 000 geese travel on foot from distances up to 160 miles, each protected by a tar and sand shoe crafted by gooseherds.
The article notes that pharmacy dentistry civil and electrical engineering journalism and other careers beckon graduates. It urges energy and intelligence to guide choices and highlights plentiful opportunities near at hand if youths stay observant and open to discovering them.
A lyrical verse recalls wood wind sounds and rustling leaves as a guide to mystery and memory. It speaks of Mother Earth, peaceful rest near God, and a lifelong wandering voice. The lines attribute the poem to Wilt F. Grif in Milwaukee Sen tine.
A tramp dispute ends with the tramp offering to fight the Duke of Norfolk over land rights after a witty exchange about ancestral ownership. Separately, damage claims total 140000 dollars are filed against the Pennsylvania Central following the February wreck at Mineral Point, Pennsylvania.
Readers share testimonials praising Peruna for stomach catarrh and nervous debility. Miss Mary OBrien in Brooklyn says it cured four years of stomach catarrh in five weeks. Henneman of Oakland Neb reports full recovery and improved appetite after a year with catarrh. Mrs Lena Smith in Washington DC cites relief from head and stomach catarrh and nervous debility after two years. Catarrh of the stomach is linked to indigestion and gastritis in common parlance.
Senator William E Borah of Idaho played a notable role in the Haywood case proceedings at Boise. Born in Fairfield Iowa he studied at the University of Kansas and read law in Lyons before settling in Boise. Borah is portrayed as a tireless scholar with broad reading and steady professional focus.
A Wordsworth excerpt invites readers to abandon sterile study and listen to Nature. He praises nature as a teacher, suggesting one impulse from a vernal mood reveals more about humanity, morality, and good than science or art. The passage urges gathering a listening party.
An events roundup lists observances from Pendleton July 4 for a 4 day celebration. Spokane hosts a national convention. Saratoga NY hosts a Knights Templar meeting. Seattle hosts an International Christian Endeavor gathering. Philadelphia hosts Grand Lodge Elijah. Wool sale dates include Shaniko June 26 Baker City July 16 Elgin July 11.
The Hotel St. George touted as one of the Northwest’s most up-to-date hotels features steam heat throughout and en suite rooms with bath. A large new maple room is described along with modern conveniences including telephone and fire alarm connections to the office and hot and cold running water in rooms.
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