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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1906
Page
4
Fragmented OCR shows an independent newspaper with publication details and mailing options. Mentions offices in Perth Street Chicago and Washington address lines. Content is garbled listing publication frequencies and subscription terms without coherent article facts.
Poem fragment lamenting death with archaic phrasing. The speaker asks for a quiet farewell without mourners, hoping for peaceful oblivion and a future where friends weep quietly or not at all. Byro appears as the author.
An 1890s Argonaut review warns that repealing Chinese exclusion risks a labor war in the United States. It argues Asiatic immigration would supplant American workers, provoking class conflict and a potential civil war, driven by eastern commercial interests. The piece likens such riots to past slave imports and foresees national decline.
The Independence of the North American Indian tribes ended on the fourth day of the month, dissolving treaty relations and making them subjects of United States privileges and formalities. The San Francisco Call notes this as a historical event and the merging of a once picturesque savage race into full American citizenship.
The article argues that the five civilized tribes of Indian Territory, the Osage, Chickasaws, Choctaws, Seminoles, Cherokees, and Creeks, possess wealth, education, and physical prowess. It envisions self-government continuing, political savvy, and a future where Indians share in American prosperity, potentially owning a substantial continent-wide stake.
The article attacks Portland political rings as dominating Eastern Oregon politics. Judge Lowell is praised as a fearless, honest candidate who can stand for the common people against the Portland establishment in the U S Senate contest. It calls to elect a representative of the people over the entrenched ring.
The Oregonian reports a Saturday meeting in this city on March 17 to promote a mutual telephone network for country districts. The aim is to bring city conveniences like home telephones, rural mail routes, good roads, schools, traveling libraries, and newspapers to farmers, uniting rural and urban communities.
This ad proclaims the superiority of blank books stationery and office essentials, noting top quality at no higher cost than inferior kinds and urging practical bookkeepers to patronize the store.
Aged news clippings recount a parade of anecdotes from the senate cloak room including a Chinese tale about three dogs and a violinist Kubelik at an insane asylum. A Denver census tale features a negro butler and a puzzled enumerator asking about the senator's politics amid light humor and political chatter.
In Helen Gray’s Recreation piece the burro is celebrated as a patient, sure-footed pack animal of Mexican descent that aided exploration and mining in the Southwest. The essay notes burros carrying ore, guiding prospectors into mountains, and even being gentle enough for children to ride, while hinting at social miscast yet essential labor in the old world to new.
An OCR fragment presents lines from Howard W. Hall on The Gold Hunters and memory of distant camps, paired with Ruth Sperry verse about longing and companionship. The piece evokes fur trade imagery, wild lands, and distant affection beyond urban life, with a tone of nostalgia and romantic yearning.
Kansas City mayor Kante faces impeachment over a blasphemous claim that God could not enforce Kansas prohibition and that Jesus Christ would not. The controversial statement sparked swift official action amid a broader dispute over liquor laws.
A New York Press item jokes that when a man breaks his shoestring it signals he will soon complain about his wife and a cook whose coffee would disgrace a muddy river.
A historical notice from PexXDLETOY Oregon describes private patient rooms at St Anthony's Hospital offering elegant furnishings and full equipment. It mentions modern conveniences and a telephone and lists a price or rating line with garbled numbers.
A new firm advertises manufacturing party gowns kimonos sit and fancy underwear house gowns and ladies high underwear and men s dress negligee shirts to order. Import or f sick Prices reasonable Give us a call.
A brief item places Low Sam at street address S00 Court Street beside Clarke's Hardware Store, noting the location in a local directory style entry. The readable fragment records a business or residence nearby and identifies the adjacent landmark Clarke's Hardware Store for orientation.
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