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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1905
Page
4
A fragment from The Oregonian discusses advertising deadlines and political tensions. It criticizes the Oregonian for opposing public education funding and machine influence, alerts advertisers to copy deadlines, and argues liquor laws and moral standards affect communities and press readership. The piece cites Evening Oregonian readers and contrasts day and evening papers.
The East Oregonian notes a shift toward quality over quantity in homes with fewer but finer items and artful touches. It urges Women of Woodcraft to showcase Pendleton at the Los Angeles convention with a wheat-sheaf advertising card highlighting local assets and a strong 10 percent membership claim to attract headquarters.
A fragmented text accuses the Russian aristocracy of oppression and war. It proclaims grand dukes must leave the earth, are marked for destruction, and face retribution amid calls of uprising against oppression and tyranny.
The Oregonian reports that regional educators from Umatilla Polk Jackson and Douglas counties lack sufficient land for a normal school, risking an appropriation delay tied up by an indignant public for two years. The piece
Hotels in Washington charged up to 70 per day for ordinary rooms with baths and seven day minimums, demanding full-week payments via certified checks. Carriage and horse rental rates for inaugural events rose sharply, while groceries surged 25 to 50 percent. Whiskey and cigars mostly remained at regular rates. Frank Vincent De Mond, renowned wine critic, named head of the fine arts exhibit at the Lewis and Clark exposition.
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