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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1907
Page
4
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A lyric reflection by Allan Brant on fate and human limits. The speaker warns against blame for a shipwreck, noting earth tremors and slipping timbers test the builders and the world, while each man treads a unique path.
In Umatilla County small farms can yield big returns through potato growing poultry dairying and bee culture. Echo Hermiston and other districts offer solid incomes for investors with limited means as many farmers grow wealth slowly yet steadily. The article urges boosting small scale farming and welcoming the home farmer to the region.
The Chico Livestock World reports a six month drop of about 1.698 billion dollars in the market value of 60 NYSE listed stocks. The decline spans railroads and industrials, with prices compared to last year’s highs and this year’s closing quotes.
The record notes 1906 marked a high point in stock values before downturn. It is estimated that total depreciation in market values reached about 2.6 billion dollars over the past year.
A wary assessment argues the United States can weather Wall Street turmoil without devastating the West. It contends only credit to finance behemoths would falter, while wheat wool flour and lumber exports keep the nation supplied, and farm mortgage holders in the West and locally controlled banks would cushion any shock.
City officials vow strict enforcement of the cleanliness ordinance as residents are urged to tidy up today or tomorrow. The city marshal and council committees will inspect Monday morning, with penalties for properties not cleaned of rubbish. The piece argues cleanliness benefits business and notes strong investment confidence in Oregon.
The article quotes Dr. Evans on a crime driven by a "brain storm" used as justification after a husband killed a wrongdoer. It notes labor unions hindering lumber production and warns of price shifts. It advocates a gravity-fed city water system for Pondieton as top improvement.
A quatrain style excerpt from Rudyard Kipling portrays spring awakening and a call to go beyond familiar paths. It speaks of smoke, whispers of trees, and the urging of the Red God as youth seek desire and delight beyond home. The language evokes rite and renewal with spiritual undertones.
Sixteen Pelew ie natives were set adrift in three canoes after a cyclone near Pelew lands in the North Pacific. They survived about sixty days with fish, sighted Formosa, and reached Formosan natives who aided them. The voyage supports theories on how Oceania was settled and offers evidence about ancient migrations.
Salem Journal reviewer Walker Hofer condemns Edith Wharton's House of Mirth as devoid of literary merit. He labels the women as social degenerates and suspects lecherous male behavior, noting the plot’s late crisis where a baby is placed by a washerwoman, which he finds sensational and unsatisfying.
Town records show women filling key positions in East Clarion Ohio including Phoebe Shaw running a temperance hotel Ja ri, Nellie Chatey overseeing the post office, Eva Armstrong leading the church choir, Nellie Hale teaching Sunday School, Anne Mawson supervising public schools, and most husbands washing dishes. The piece notes the absence of male doctors for years and comments on women “bossing” in home and town life. It also mentions the Moroccan bandit Rasall as an educated gentleman with Grecian features.
The Hotel Pendleton has been refitted and refurnished throughout. Telephone and fire alarm connections with all rooms. Baths en suite and single rooms.
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