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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1908
Page
4
Historic notice lists subscription options for Daily and Weekly editions of The Oregonian published in Pendleton Oregon. Includes payment methods, carrier delivery, and multiple duration terms.
Poetic meditation on timeless faith and mystic paths, tracing souls who seek an unchanging goal through changeless love, from ancient origins to modern contemplation. The verses emphasize devotion, spiritual ascent, and the enduring pull of sacred practice across ages.
The Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company will run a decade long campaign to boost yields, diversified farming, and crop rotation in eastern Oregon and Washington. The plan calls for education, publicity, demonstrations, and measurable results to double traffic and profits for Union, Baker, Umatilla, and Morrow counties, turning eastern Oregon into a regional food hub for the Northwest and beyond.
The article explains that a newspaper relies on selling advertising space as its revenue source. It argues that ads fund publication and do not determine editorial stance, noting that any person or organization may purchase space to express views, separate from the paper’s editorial policy.
The piece argues that paid ads do not reflect the paper’s policy and that ads from various groups do not indicate editorial bias. It urges Republicans to support Mr. Cake for Senate, warning that Democrats could shift Oregon to their ranks and noting party maneuvering in Kent County.
The Hermiston project near the new town marks rapid growth with a dam nearing completion and over 1 million dollars spent. An excursion next Wednesday invites residents to view canals, runnels, crops, and the promising future of the irrigation scheme and garden spot in the northwest.
The piece argues the final week favors the Republican Party in Oregon. It predicts H M Cake's bright Senate chances against Governor Chamberlain, emphasizing national issues over local ones and praising Cake's clean fight while criticizing Chamberlain as opportunistic. The author asserts Cake should win the Senate seat as the regular Republican nominee.
The current Congress has appropriated over 1 billion dollars more than the prior session, with a large share directed to post office service and rural improvements. The increased spending supports towns and rural communities, reflecting internal growth and the spread of modern conveniences to the people.
Poem fragment by Richard Hovey contrasts two lovers, one worshipping the beloved’s body and the other the soul. The body lover yearns for secret tenderness and art, while the soul lover vows self sacrifice, death, and ultimate triumph over despair. The verse ends with the soul lover's death and a final smile of conquest.
A speaker defends inner vision over appearances and laments a friend’s betrayal. The poem contrasts external blemishes with a flame of true sight. The narrator asks how the dark clouds frighten children while the brighter side promises light beyond. The reflected pain remains unsoftened by consolation for the betrayed soul.
The Cambridge News notes potential Nevada potash plant from sagebrush, Idaho plant to convert sagebrush into a valuable route, and Oregon grafting of trees onto sagebrush roots. It warns the resource may vanish like the buffalo before full understanding and cultivation advances.
A young country minister rides home a horse gifted by a wealthy farmer pariahioner. His aged horse impresses his father who notes it is a good den better than the animal Jesus rode into Jerusalem. Los Angeles launches a union label publication to educate all classes about union labels.
A Jim Crow town near Charles Town, West Virginia aims to house several thousand within a year. No white resident or property ownership is allowed. the city will be run by Black residents. The state colored high school sits in Hitle Africa with promised amenities. The experiment tests Black self-government and draws statewide interest.
A Mobile resident chats with an old darky as he prepares to depart with a customary load of ashes. The hauler replies his name is George Washington, noting the name sounds familiar after years of duty delivering ashes from the resident’s house over more than a decade.
Of the 232 labor organizations formed last year in Canada 51 were formed by railway employees 42 by metal workers and 41 in the building trades. Ontario accounted for 94 new groups Quebec 51 Alberta 28 and British Columbia 22. The year was very prosperous for Dominion labor organizations.
Rooms priced at $1.00 and $1.50 offered a block and a half from the depot, advertised with a prominent electric sign inviting prospective tenants to view.
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