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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1906
Page
4
A fragment from The Fort Oregonian includes advertising terms and a dated notice. It also contains a long editorial asserting vice in San Francisco and promising moral awakening, condemning politicians and urging cleansing of Chinatown.
Fragmentary verse reflects on blind wisdom, seeking light in night shadows, and finding virtue in flaws. It urges acceptance of life's missteps and aligns effort with a larger plan, comparing guidance to water entering a vessel.
The Memphis News-Scimitar declares San Francisco was built on mud and cites rampant vice and crime. It claims high murder rates, widespread corruption, gambling, prostitution, and lax official oversight, portraying the city as morally compromised and unsafe.
The Oregonian is criticized for opposing Statement No 1 pledging to elect the people’s choice for the U S Senate. The piece argues the paper protects party bosses, foments deadlocks, and resists the will of Oregon voters. It urges legislators to back the pledge and penalize those who refuse.
A compiled list shows upcoming events across Oregon from May to September including Made In Oregon convention in Portland and the Northwest Spartermen tournament in Walla Walla. Wool sale dates are set by the Oregon Woolgrowers association for Pendleton Heppner Condon Shaniko Baker City Elgin with multiple May June and July dates.
A Monthly Review of Reviews account describes Guntler's evidence that Sahara was once fertile and inhabited in Neolithic times. Rock drawings, flat grinding stones, and polished axes show early agriculture in a grassy Sahara in a period before modern rainfall. Drought later drove people toward the Sudan.
The Salem Journal opines on the rise of political charges and factional battles in Oregon. It calls for elected leaders to engage in earnest reflection and prayer, suggesting absent congress members and local figures may need to kneel to address political decay and public service failures.
The ad touts Frazier's for rods hooks tires and tackle essentials for fishermen. It highlights up-to-date stock and standard merit as a noble story.
A Milwaukee Sentinel report recounts a Minneapolis man Arnold Schorer describing a Minnesota farmer who tried to twist a $1000 bill in two after a bank cashier offered to pay him if he could. The farmer failed, puzzled by the paper’s strength, illustrating a widespread myth about mutilating currency.
A Kansas City Star reader notes that the globe feels intimate for travelers. In summer, any person can spot acquaintances in Paris, Trafalgar Square, London, Cairo, Yokohama, San Francisco, Chicago, and beyond. The piece celebrates shared spaces as hubs for reunion.
A report outlines U S and Indian involvement in sacred cattle breeding with a Texas stockman planning to invest in 100 sacred bulls and cows to establish a brood in the Southwest. It notes cattle disease immunity tests and comments on Apache practices and vengeance myths. It also covers Australian fencing wire demand and fire safety appliance prospects, plus relief ration distribution costs in San Francisco.
Government undertakes to supervise introduction of sacred cattle of India for breeding. Last week Secretary Wilkon traveled to inspect the program and ensure proper protocols are followed.
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