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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1901
Page
2
The Oregonian Publishing Company presents Pendleton content for May 6 1901. Includes local news briefs and editorials from Oregon sources.
Saturday's parade highlighted Umatilla County as a premier lime livestock breeder with royal bloodlines and racing stock. Carriages showcased heavy draft teams while trotters and pacers excited crowds, drawing praise for planning and tourism impact.
The piece asserts athletics grow nationwide from Atlantic to Pacific with baseball thriving in cities and towns. It urges clean competition and honest decisions to sustain public support, warning that cheating and tricks will erode interest and backing.
The East Oregonian argues against betting on games and gambling on athletics, calling it an evil that corrupts sport and leads to robbery. It contrasts with farm and wool growers’ caution on speculation and urges farmers to focus on farming rather than financial gambling.
Readers praise a Westward shift in American letters with Western writers and publishers producing high quality fiction and real life narratives. Editors argue that daily newspaper life offers stronger moral and philosophical values than sensational action.
Pendleton merchants announce a voting contest awarding a 400 Martin Piano to the most popular organization or lady as of March 3, 2001. Ballots are issued with each purchase at listed merchants and a ballot box is at Brook Drug Store for the exhibition and voting location.
The Chicago American lauds Analgese based writings and the American literary weeklies praising John Vance Cheney and Ernest Moody, asserting strong western intellectual achievements. It cites Wallace Rite and J. Horton as notable critics and predicts a shift away from outdated Western prejudice.
The Church of the Covenant in Georgetown hosted a Sunday lesson on talents using likened figures. Attendees named Mr. Smith, Mr. MacFarland, and Mr. Hamlin as examples of varied use of gifts, highlighting Pastor Tennoie S. Hanlin's prominence in the community.
A Mountain Echo item extols Pigprone as a healthful coffee substitute offered at 2 cents per package. The editor endorses it for home use and urges townspeople to try the cereal beverage, noting all grocers carry it.
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