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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1907
Page
4
The notice lists subscription options with durations and delivery by mail. Items include daily and weekly editions, various term lengths, and price notes, though several phrases are garbled. It appears to be a price schedule for subscriptions with errors in several lines.
Samuel Connell, president of the Municipal association of Portland, argues that a municipal affairs investigation in San Francisco would be regrettable now. He fears the inquiry would harm investment and growth, urging Portland to welcome scrutiny to ensure stronger, honorable citizenship and renewed city strength.
Nellie Smith, a Home Telephone stenographer, holds key secrets of San Francisco bribery involving city supervisors and the telephone company. Heney has failed to extract information from her despite threats and pleas, as she guards her employer's confidences and refuses to betray the firm.
Prof. Wills Moore notes climate cycles, not permanent change, with dry years followed by wet spells. Kansas to Nebraska rainfall shows little long term variation, while deeper cultivation and better cultivation raise Pendleton wheat yields. Pendleton markets expand with flour and wool, as western towns curb vice and raise standards.
Residents in Umatilla County discuss weather shifts over years with mixed views on rainfall trends and climate impact. The fragment notes scattered opinions about changing conditions and regional differences in precipitation.
A Hindu epigrammatic meditation on time, life stages, virtue, and wisdom. It contrasts living with restraint and industry, friendship with prudence, and fortune with a compassionate heart. The text blends maxims on appetite, effort, and social relationships.
After spending over six thousand dollars and more than a year drilling an artesian well, Bats Brewing locates a spring near the site that may supply the company. Workmen digging for a city sewer uncovered the stream flowing into the excavation. The well reached 1010 feet and was piped to the bottom. The water flow is small and insufficient for the brewery's needs.
European plan with steam heat en suite baths in every room. Includes large new sample room and up to date conveniences. Hotel features telephone fire alarm connections and hot and cold running water in all rooms.
A reflective verse fragment by E. Kiser contrasts a humble laborer and a worn maiden. Both cling to unseen hope of wealth or beauty, despite wasted time and unrecognized effort. The speaker laments fruitless striving and the lure of a lucky accident to redeem life.
A survey traces belief in animal immortality across centuries and nations. John Wesley and observers like Jeremy Taylor and Butler argued for a future life for beasts. Coleridge, Lotartine, and Agugelz join in, while a Harvard professor lists 185 European authors on the topic. A contested will in New York involved a bequest to Bergh’s Society based on such belief. A Massachusetts minister argued from scripture that animals share the immortal soul.
A Denver News editorial mocks John D Rockefeller’s conscience fund giving to New York and education. It notes repeated attempts to influence academia and questions the value and motives behind large charitable installments, asserting Rockefeller will not prevail.
Prominent railroad executives including H. Harriman prefer federal over state regulation. A Chicago dispatch notes that recent state rail laws justify this stance, as Congress pursues broad regulatory action after years of agitation. In Kentucky, Mrs Levi Jett’s baby perished after a fall at Ashland, the child boiling water in a boiler.
In round figures 284000 penhens in the United States, with 106000 in the coming state, live in Indian Territory or Oklahoma. The five civilized tribes Cherokees Creeks Choctaws and Seminoles have managed their own affiliation for decades and are prepared for citizenship. Most wear civilized dress attend schools and churches. Of 193000 Indians outside Indian Territory 116000 wear civilized dress 70000 speak the language and 38000 attend churches. They hold 36900000 in the US treasury earning 1725000 in interest yearly plus 760000 under treaties. Per capita wealth exceeds the national average. Osages in Oklahoma number about 2000 and are described as the richest community globally.
The Chicago Record-Herald notes Cuba’s famous Andalusian and Arab saddle horses trained in el paseo del trote a graceful single foot gait. It observes no women riding in town while American women and officers’ families ride there, and Spanish women rarely ride for pleasure. In Fairmont West Virginia Mrs James Tolbert and her two month old baby were brutally murdered, allegedly by a still at large negro suspect.
Rooms priced at one dollar and one fifty in a block and a half from the depot advertised with electric ign—promoting convenient lodging near transit and power supply for travelers and locals.
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