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Newspaper

Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1905

Page

4

Daily and weekly mail subscription rates and notices

A scanned ledger lists daily and weekly subscription prices by mail for various durations, including daily rates of 95.00 annual and 3.50 six months, with lower rates for Delly and Gemi-Weekly options. It also notes addresses for San Francisco, Chicago, and Washington bureaus and contains a long editorial passage on railroad decency and a Presbyterian church minister pension proposal under consideration at Winona Lake Indiana.

Mail Mall Emi Presbyterian Church General Assembly Winona Lake Ind United States

Eyes We Have But Do Not See

Poem excerpt by Alice Robbins from In Light of Truth invites faith and prayer to read the divine truth surrounding us as spirit forms pervade everyday life.

Hfe Alice Robbins

Tafts Lost Opportunity At Ohio Republican Convention

Secretary Taft presided at the Ohio Republican convention and failed to seize a national moment to ease partisan bitterness. He pressed attacks on Democrats rather than advocate Roosevelt era policies like the Panama Canal, river and harbor improvements, and federal projects. The piece says his narrow rhetoric limited potential cross party appeal.

Taft Ohio United States Roosevelt Panama Canal

Railroads as Civilizers and Moral Regulators

A writer argues railroads are the greatest modern civilizers and their conduct rules shape morality more than any force. He notes strict rules against drinking and gambling among employees, enforced with iron discipline, as a key social impact of railway work.

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Raising Our Own Sugar Beet Industry Growth and Trade

A bureau of statistics report shows beet sugar imports from Germany dropped from 10 million dollars in 1894 to 60 thousand in 1904 and that overall imports from Germany rose from 69.3 million to 109.2 million while exports to Germany grew from 92.3 million to 214.8 million, indicating export growth outpacing imports.

Bureau of Sta Listice Germany

Dawn Promise and Faith in Hard Times

A poem excerpt from Jessie C. Glasier in Christian Standard speaks of morning light, love, and hope as universal solace. It contrasts divine assurance with earthly struggle and notes a difference between appealing to law and to justice.

Jessie C. Glasier Christian Standard

Iowa The Corn Queen tribute by Minna Irving

Sealle's Weekly prints Minna Irving tribute adapting a maize origin legend. The piece celebrates Iowa as the land of gold corn, its wealth and power, with lines about plowed acres and rising commerce. James Barton Adams recalls Sheridan quip to a Texan ranger, illustrating state loyalty.

Sealle Minna Irving James Barton Adams Denver Post Texan Mr. Adams Sheridan Texas Hell Wall

A Truly Ideal Wife and the Husband's Best Helper

An article extols the ideal wife as a partner who inspires her husband to greater success and offers a testimonial letter praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for women's health. The piece urges readers to seek Mrs. Pinkham's free advice in Lynn.

Mra Pin Pinkham Edie Pinkham Mra Ainsley South 10Th Street Tacoma Lydia EB. Pinkham

Frenzied Finance Boosts City Real Estate Appeal

A promotional piece touts real estate as a safe foundation for finance. It urges investors to put money into property asserting value appreciation and notes available desirable city parcels plus ranchos farms and small tracts.

Patchen Sentenced to 21 Years for Assault of Child

William Patchen, age 01, from Seattle, was jailed at Wallan Walla penitentiary to begin a 21 year term for a smult against a 10 year old girl. The case reflects a serious child abuse conviction and lengthy imprisonment.

William Patchen Wallan Walla Penitentiary Seattle

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