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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1906
Page
4
The East Oregonian urges voters to sustain the referendum law and oppose moves to defeat the school appropriation bill via referendum. It argues politicians seek to undermine public power, calling for unity to defend direct democracy and the legislature’s work.
Citizens rally to secure the city against flood danger with levee repairs and paving, favoring a strong bulwark before resuming debate. The mountain storm and levee breach are cited as proof of the need for mutual sacrifice to protect Pendleton’s homes and future.
Fragmentary report notes officials reaching Washington and a search for a secret spring within the system. It describes efforts by those of That tome and the etem Sie Triste to influence the vast BR and N track system. Energy is concentrated on a damaged section.
A mournful poem reflecting soldiers’ sacrifice with refrain lay him low amid imagery of clover and snow. It laments the dead’s oblivion to praise, urging reverent burial and trust in divine watchfulness. The lines invoke drums, volleys, and solemn night as the warrior rests forever.
A poem attributed to Mather Shipton, allegedly an English writer, predicts dire global events. It foresees carriages without horses, aerial traverses, waters performing wonders, and the world ending in 1991. It mentions possible royal travel between England and Canada in the following year amid court speculation.
Sports and outdoor gear shop touts complete fishing and sporting equipment for spring and summer. It promises line, hooks, rods and appliances for every sport and emphasizes meeting all needs for enjoyment.
A collage of verse and editorial fragments extols the “average man” as the backbone of progress and laments rising costs and labor burdens. The pieces praise steady toil, small helps, and restraint, while railing against excess and the losses of domestic comforts amid reform talk and price hikes.
A Norfolk man follows a new diet and shows consistent weight loss of about two pounds monthly since starting the regimen. The report records his ongoing changes and the diet’s observed effects on his body.
June 14 Oregon Pioneer Association meeting in Portland. June 20-24 Northwest Sportsmen's tournament in Walla Walla. July 12-15 Fifteenth annual convention of International Baptist Young People's Union in Omaha. July 17-19 Elk lodge grand lodge in Denver. September 3-8 National Irrigation congress in Boise City. September 18 Northwest Laundry men's association in Pendleton. Wool sale dates fixed: Shaniko June 6 6 19 20 July 10 11 Baker City June 25 26 July 12 18 Elgin July 13.
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