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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1906
Page
4
A mix of subscription prices for daily and weekly editions, with schedules for mail and street deliveries, plus notice to advertisers about deadlines. The page lists multiple bureaus in Oregon and other cities, and includes commentary critiquing local street improvements and reform politics in Pendleton.
A letter and excerpts debate paving Main and Court streets in Pendleton. Critics from a conservative business faction question motives of property holders who signed remonstrances while others support paying. The piece argues public streets deserve improved paving, citing rising rents and economic growth as rationale, and notes broad public sentiment shifting toward the project.
The East Oregonian endorses Judge Lowell for the United States Senate emphasizing his independence from corporations and rings, his eastern Oregon origin, and his merit. It argues for a broad minded, patriotic candidate who will fairly represent the state and oppose Portland domination, urging eastern Oregon support and unity after primaries. It also contrasts Rockefeller’s decline with the value of vigor and honor in public life.
Back again and welcome to the heart of every lover of sport. The store promotes its baseball and golf gear with Spalding and Wright & Ditson brands. It highlights balls gloves mitts masks and related equipment for many popular sports.
The city is described as the metropolis of the United States and second largest in the world. It notes 40 islands, a government budget larger than other American cities, and a population of 4,014,304 with five year growth surpassing Boston. It compares New York’s size to other regions and lists diverse ethnic groups and state population comparisons.
A verse from Elia Wheeler Wilcox laments how society punishes a woman who speaks her mind while praising male silence. It contrasts double standards with the female starved desire and secret thoughts read by a soul on fire, ending in the judgment of every utterance as fitting a divine plan.
A compiled list shows April events including Inland Empire Teachers convention in Spokane and primary nominating elections in Oregon, plus mid-Columbia and Pendleton church gatherings, various regional meetings, and the Northwest Sportsmen tournament. Wool sale dates are set across Pendleton Heppner Condon Shaniko Baker City and other towns through July with multiple day blocks.
Texas senator Culberson presses debates with memoranda and extracts from speeches. He reads forgotten sentiments of the president to unsettle opponents, praising the memory and resourcefulness that mark his approach in the Senate. The episode references President Roosevelt and Texas as a political backdrop.
A Miss Estelle Campbell of Noahville Tennessee and Mr Frank Williams of New York City endorse Peruna as a spring tonic. Campbell reports rapid improvement from overwork and nervous exhaustion after two months of use. Williams credits recovery from a run down state and malaria-like symptoms after two months of Peruna use. The ad asserts Peruna prevents spring catarrh, contains no narcotics, and is safe for long-term use with confidential correspondence.
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