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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1907
Page
4
A garbled listing shows subscription rates by mail and weekly options. It notes daily, weekly, and semimonthly terms with varying durations and prices, an entry indicating Pendleton Post Office is the filing location, and references a second class matter status.
A city study argues Pendleton cannot rely on its aging theater. Citizens urge a larger modern venue to attract top acts and boost patronage, with the Knights of Pythias considering a combined lodge and theater in one building as a prudent investment for lasting revenue and public spirit.
The Oregon sheep commission faces limited gains without full and cordial coop eration from every sheepman. With quarantine lifted the industry must be clean and marketable, free from infected territory stigma. Legislature funds the commission at 16900 dollars annually. aim to remove quarantine and improve Oregon ranges and branding.
The railroad magnates beg President Roosevelt to curb anti-railroad agitation as public sentiment grows against crippled rates and railroad abuses. The text asks if magnates recall a century of public pleas for relief and for ending restrictive practices and spoliation of the public domain.
Fractory communities rose in protest against railroad practices, voicing outrage at abuse and exploitation. The widespread anti-railroad sentiment grew, deeply penetrating political and social life across the nation.
Lircam J. Steffens of the American Magazine staff visits Oregon to study land frauds and politics. He seeks sensational material from rivetinns polities and unexploited regional corruption, promising a vivid tale if luck favors him. The piece mocks Philadelphia politics while praising Oregon's potential as a dramatic backdrop for investigative reports.
A series of editorial notes discuss the weight of the soul as irrelevant to its moral worth, urging actions over appearances. The East Oregonian highlights its growth and renewed local footing, while condemning reduced whites and Indian school contact at the Umatilla agency. Pendleton paving needs and charter provisions for gravity water and power site ownership are urged for timely consideration.
Influential residents across five New Mexico counties push to annex Roosevelt Haven Tinicata Eddy and Greve into Texas. led by Cearte M Flonehter of the American Bank of Reswell. Plan to seek Texan approval and then a federal act. outcome hinges on legislative action.
European plan offered with steam heat throughout. Rooms ensuite with bath. Large new sample room. Modern conveniences include telephone fire alarm connections to office and hot and cold running water in all rooms.
A fragmentary poetic contemplation praises the artist's devotion and the striving cosmic will. The article notes a vast senate exhibit of documents and papers, with a delivery van and thousands of pages slowing access to Capitol corridors, while detailing rail tariff analyses and a railroad contractor George Ryan dies after heart failure from bleeding following exertion in Trowleton.
Senators denounce a doctored statistics table prepared under presidential direction to skew views on railroad freight and passenger rate reductions. The episode, tied to a reply from the Interstate Commerce Commission to Senator Culberton, exposed overpaid and overworked officials such as Harriman and Hoarriman as the source of the misrepresented figures.
Letters from two women in Portland endorse Newbro's Herpicide noting it stops hair loss and clears dandruff after one bottle. Bertha A. Truilinger, Complexion Specialist, and Grace Dodge, Beauty Doctor, cite personal results and recommend purchasing samples from The Herpicide Co. at Detroit, Mich, with pricing details.
The Hotel Pendleton has been refitted and refurnished throughout with telephone and fire alarm connections in all rooms. Includes a large suite and single rooms, headquarters for traveling men, sample rooms, and free “Hus.” Special weekly or monthly rates, excellent cellar, prompt dining room service, Barrett T Milliard Room in connection. Only three blocks from depots.
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