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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1905
Page
4
Classified notice outlines advertising rates and deadlines for daily weekly and monthly insertions. Includes submission by 4 45 p m the preceding day for Monday issues and states second class matter status at Feagieton Postoffice.
Poetic lines depict travelers weary from life crossing the highway and seeking relief at the warside inn known as the Sign of the Smile. The verses invite a pause from fretting and burden, offering rest and a momentary shelter at a welcoming roadside stop.
A scrambled public notice urges honesty from Portland promoters toward Eastern Oregon homeseekers. It questions real estate graft and overcharging, insists Eastern Oregon be fair in lodging, meals, and charges, and calls for missionary work among Portland landlords and merchants to protect homeseekers.
The Oregon Daily Journal lauds Theodore Roosevelt as a brilliant editor and versatile leader now inaugurated as United States president. It notes his long public service since McKinley’s death and commemorates the proud moment for the nation and Oregon.
The piece argues Roosevelt grows into a wiser, stronger leader after McKinley’s era, stressing his independence from party politics, his readiness to be a true statesman, and the belief in his capable future. It also condemns harsh attacks on Senator Pierce and Representative Dobbin over Union county division, praising their honorable stand and urging unity for Union’s future prospects.
Allegations from New York claim Mayor McCletwn is an ally of Standard Of, controlling Ashting plants in the city, and that he persistently blocks every effort to secure a municipal lighting plant.
American Counil George W Ellis from Monrovia Liberia writes a lively review on West African trade. He notes Africans are skilled traders with rich but slavery-linked wealth extend to wives and cattle and that European demand for their products will grow as West Africa gains influence. He argues American manufacturers should target palm kernels ivory cocoa and ginger with tailored goods. Germany excels in cloth for the trade. The piece ends with a note about a county sheriff cover story and a shortage dispute.
An ad touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for the "change of life" period, claiming it strengthens the nervous system and helps avoid maladies such as fainting spells, hot flashes, headaches, and digestive issues. Personal testimonials from Mrs. Hyland and Mrs. Hinkle praise improved health and longevity after using the remedy.
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