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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1907
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR notes from HAST Pendleton Oregon listing publication frequencies and subscription rates for Salt Oregonian Lighing Co. with garbled terms. Mentions daily weekly semi weekly mail subscriptions and a Pendleton telephone, centered on publishing schedule and rates.
The piece laments Pendleton lacks a suitable city park for picnics including Lodge and church events. It argues for starting a park this year to provide shade and convenient grounds, noting trees would take eight to ten years to mature. It stresses immediate action to avoid ongoing outdoor travel to rural or private areas.
The Salem Journal praises a new breed of public officials who engage with the people. Governor Chamberlain returns from Coos Bay, noted for daily contact with citizens. Senators Bourne Fulton and Hawley Ellis, and others, are highlighted for meeting eastern Oregon counties and pursuing closer personal relations with voters.
Crowded coverage and growing demand push the electric line to add trailer service. The route draws travelers who had not used it in years, stimulating business and proving a good paying investment. The expansion reflects renewed regional travel and utility growth.
The proposed electric line from Simmons Landing to Holdman would link the county’s northern area and its irrigation district directly to the Columbia River and Pendleton. It promises frequent train service, faster development, and access to rich irrigation lands, potentially transforming the Hermiston and north county regions within a couple of years.
President Roosevelt will speak in Lansing Michigan on the 60th anniversary of the agricultural college of Michigan. The piece highlights the spread of agricultural colleges across the states, their impact on farming, and Oregon's growing interest in educating farmers amid land-use changes and land grants debates with Harriman.
Weather signs warn of thunder in the morning and night storms. The old Baylinga verse ties red skies to rain and travel caution, while the narrator adds a playful note about the pon Always feeling younger after visiting with old folks.
A rustic poem in Riley’s voice celebrates June as a time to rest in orchard shade and fields. The speaker longs to abandon work, savor green timberlands, birds, sunlit mornings, and wild honey, proclaiming June wants him and he’s ready to stay, content in nature.
The poem recalls a lost village and childhood scenes by a brook and a gray mill. It speaks of memories that endure beyond the place and time, with a final note that both speakers remain to hold each other’s memories, Floyd 10. Raze in Chicago Record Herald.
Kansas farmers anticipate bumper wheat harvests with forecasts of over 87 million bushels as high prices boost profits per Topeka analyst George W. Finley. He notes minimal Kansas damage while Oklahoma reports heavier losses. Consul General Ragsdale cites railway plans near Harbin area and Polee council approves 2.60 payoff for common laborers for nine hours.
The People's Press prints a timely homily on street flirtations or mashers in Portland. The piece urges police to curb corner mosher cigar stand flirtation and theater roamers, blaming both sexes and urging a strong official hand to reform the evening promenade.
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Pendleton Bev and Dillard Room in connection are located three blocks from Depote. The brief notice notes proximity and association with local venues. No further details are provided about events or schedules.
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