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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1907
Page
4
The fragment shows various newspaper subscription terms and prices by mail including daily and weekly options. It lists one year six months three months and monthly plans, with repeated misspellings and unclear pricing. No complete figures are readable.
A fragmented verse presents an ongoing meditation on prayer, fate, and love. The text echoes Edward Rowland Sill with lines urging resilience and quietude, ending with a hopeful reflection on a future warming of the world through a hidden gift of affection and words.
Prosecuting attorneys in Seattle and Walla Walla ban the play Mrs Warren's Profession citing indecency and vulgar suggestions. The article questions public tolerance for impure stage content and urges strong moral condemnation to keep such works from the public.
The Spirit of Change drives new thoughts in politics and religion, turning old sacred opinions into debate. Prohibition expands across the South two-thirds of the area under local option influence, with similar activity in Washington and Oregon as agitating currents alter public stance.
A critical plea questions why Congress fails to fund and appoint a commission to locate the north pole. It argues private interests pursue the search while schoolchildren contribute pennies, noting uncertain returns yet stressing the importance of identifying the magnetic center of the earth.
A historical perspective notes a shift from social ostracism to open calls for local option and a possible dry state outcome. It argues drunkenness harms society, reduces the saloon’s role, and sees radical steps as emerging once delusions are challenged. The piece reflects a nationwide awakening to temperance.
The Pendleton Commercial Association proclaims itself the sole body capable of advancing the city and Umatilla County through cohesive efforts. It cites past achievements like a library and gymnasium and warns against rival movements that would split energy and funding, urging all boosts and Fourth of July celebrations to stay under the association’s leadership.
A reflective column notes distant aims from mid ocean latitude lines to pole exploration while detailing local events: a horse show, baseball outings to Walla Walla, a Woodmen of the World district convention, melseus, a Portland business excursion, another baseball game, and a push for city improvements. Pendleton plans include a new depot and theater, charter changes for 100000 in improvements, a growing high school class, a 10000 dormitory project, grain and irrigation growth, and the Pilot Rock railroad. The piece urges unity for Pendleton and Umatilla County as the region progresses. It cites Senator La Follette’s Dreamland speech and argues for strong civic engagement in national and local governance.
A teaching edition discusses heaven and hell as nonmaterial realms. It cites scripture, light speed, and cosmic space to argue heaven is not a physical place. The piece uses metaphors such as a rock crusher sieve to explain separation of souls and the incompatibility of the pure with the vile.
A concise chronicle lists key historical events and figures by month, including explorations, battles, notable births and deaths, coinages, and landmark gatherings. Entries span 1602 to major 19th century disasters and various 20th century conventions across North America, with dates like May 1 and July events in Oregon and Washington.
A fragment from Ainslee’s Magazine reflects on influence as a hidden scent in life and garden flowers. It cautions against saving money at the expense of mind and imagination, presenting a cryptic meditation on unconscious forces shaping choices.
The Hotel Pendleton has been refitted and refurnished with telephone and fire alarm connections in all rooms. En suite and single rooms offer baths. It serves as headquarters for travelers with commodious sample rooms and free bus service. Special weekly rates, fine cuisine, prompt dining, and bar billiard. Located three blocks from depots.
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