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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1906
Page
4
Public notice describes advertising deadlines for the East Oregonian publishing house in Pendleton. Ads must be submitted by 4 45 p m the preceding day and by 4 00 p m on Saturday for Monday issues. Includes publication frequency and office details.
The dominion government plans wireless telegraphy along British Columbia shores after the Valencia disaster. Both Canada and the United States are expected to extend wireless services northward from Cape Flattery to Serratinco to guard shore communication. Wireless stations at key coastal points could improve safety during fog and storms, but ongoing press urging is needed to ensure action.
Citizens long familiar with Mayor James A. Fee describe his steady moral convictions as the driving force behind a successful Tuesday night raid on a local gambling joint. The mayor vows no tolerance for law-breaking and asserts Pendleton will pursue sane, healthful progress through strict enforcement of laws and ordinances.
The East Oregonian lauds Pendleton for seeking open gambling elimination to attract steady families, boosting education and city reform. It praises Mayor Fee and the police raid for restoring order, urges laborers to unite against corruption and support a new political system for the town’s future.
The piece attacks the Pendleton Tribune for arguing Portland should gain the U S Senate seat due to eastern Oregon backing a congressman and state treasurer. It urges eastern Oregon to back Judge Lowell as a true regional representative, noting Portland’s 20-year hold on the office and calling for loyalty to eastern Oregon's choice.
A prophetic passage envisions a future republic without child labor or exhausted workers. It asserts liberty for women under a liberated system, ending child marriage and poverty driven marriages, and rejects the era of 600000 fallen women in the current industrial order.
It is proclaimed that the superiority of blank books, stationery and office essentials will show itself to every provincial bookkeeper. The goods are of the highest quality and cost no more than inferior kinds, making patronage worthwhile.
Mrs F T Rand of Burlington Iowa leaves about 200000 to endow a school of socialism to operate for 25 years. The center will be in New York with branch schools planned in other cities. It will offer reading rooms lectures courses and training for socialist teachers and workers and will import distinguished foreign socialists. It opens next fall.
April and May activity spans the Inland Empire Teachers' convention in Spokane and Oregon primary nominating elections on April 20. The Dalles and Columbia River Epworth League convention occurs May 24 to 27 in Walla Walla, with wool sale dates fixed by the Oregon Woolstowers association across Pendleton Heppner Condon Shanke Baker City and Elgin from May to July.
A Modern Mexico editorial notes the Mexican government’s plan to sell a 5 percent stake in a proposed railroad merger system. It mentions the National Railroad of Mexico from Laredo to Mexico City and lines like the Alexander International, Interpacante, and Vera Cruz to Pacific, with branches to Monterey and Cordova. The piece laments government ownership despite possible future benefits.
Poem idealizes a mother’s child with vivid imagery of blue eyes chestnut curls and a summer tan. Expresses a tender, peaceful fantasy of a child deeply loved within a small town setting, ending with a gentle farewell to two dreaming heads.
Discussion on whether the ten cent stamp color has changed with some arguing the shift targets the four cent stamp. The American Boy says two shades appeared in one day’s mail and officials note the 10 cent stamps now in use are darker than those a few months ago. A ship voyage update and lumber mill plans follow.
Readable text describes a private roomy elegantly furnished room with full equipment and conveniences. Mentions maternity department and care facilities, implying a well furnished space with every convenience needed for care and comfort. The fragmentary nature limits precise details but conveys a well appointed lodging or room ready for use.
A local business advertises a line of fancy party gowns kimonns undergarments and robes for women and children. It invites importers to place orders with price details available by telephone and emphasizes ready made and custom options.
Fragmentary OCR item mentions Low Sam and Clarke's Houndware Store with a nearby reference to 200 Mourt éthe, suggesting a casual local notice or brief incident near the shop. No clear event or outcome is described in readable text.
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