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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1908
Page
4
The piece criticizes the East Oregonian publishing operation at Pendleton for aging rooms and poor formal layout. It urges equiping the rooms and boosting membership to revive respect for the association and support city progress.
In a vivid account from a historic press era, reporters describe the transition toward direct public access to elite events and state affairs. The piece contrasts regressive old methods with modern coverage, noting palace intrigues, imperial sickness, and provocative satire stirring public discourse.
The Oregon Journal lauds electric roads as engines of progress across eastern Oregon and the Willamette valley. It argues electric lines attract density and settlement, connect rural areas to industry, and expand farms into thriving communities, boosting population and prosperity.
A lengthy editorial lauds improvements in the campaign season noting reduced pressure tactics and greater voter education. It criticizes coercion by employers, mocks certain figures, and contrasts old practices with newer, more transparent funding and publication efforts aimed at cleaner elections.
Residents urged to support a town revival through the Pendleton Commercial Association. Tonight a remodeling and revival plan will be submitted, expected to be adopted, with the public urged to join the movement and build a stronger local business community.
The piece discusses the importance of intelligent patriotic voting for the republic, asserts the paper’s independence from entanglements, and states support for Bryan. It notes the editor wrote all editorials with no motive beyond the public good and leaves election outcomes to fate.
Local residents rally around Pendleton and Cmatila County efforts to advance commerce farming and community needs amid debates over a woolen mill commercial club and farm division issues drawing broad public support.
A chaotic line of garbled terms including poritheal certoon pod flag etthe came polgn joke battered drawer pall elephant and donk reads like a discarded OCR fragment with no clear news event or names to anchor a summary. The readable bits point to no identifiable people places or organizations.
A fragmentary text hints at honesty and care in a personal relationship with vague names and uncertain wording. It mentions love and reassurance but lacks clear events or identifiers to fully interpret.
The Pall Mall Gazette notes a diffusion of modern ideas since the Russo Japanese conflict. It cites the establishment of daily papers in 21 Chinese provinces, with major centers like Peking Rhagnethd Thentwin and Canton each hosting about a dozen newspapers, reflecting rapid press growth across the empire.
The article describes how hat choice signals a woman's personality from sweet and childlike to practical and sensible. It notes rounded black bows mark the old maid type while simple toques suggest common sense and the winged styles imply independence. A feathery look hints at feminine charm and elusiveness.
Belvedere? A calf born on J. W Sheeler’s farm five miles north of Foxteria, Ohio, had two heads, two hearts and lungs, a double spine and two tails but one set of intestines. It died at birth and was described as a fine freak with broadened shoulders where the head joined.
Canada’s census office estimated this year’s wheat crop at 115,661,000 bushels for oats 267,651,000, barley 60,723,000, and rye 89,000. The wheat yield is down 2 percent per acre from August projections, totaling a 9,033,000 bushel drop, mainly from Saskatchewan and Manitoba due to climate. Tacoma curfew law to be enforced. authorities warn unaccompanied children on streets after curfew will face jail.
Historical text asserts that American forests abound with plants of high medicinal value, cited by eminent medical writers and teachers. It claims indigenous peoples recognized many native plants’ worth long before Europeans arrived, guiding ongoing investigations to an extensive array of medicinal roots.
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce cures from American medicinal roots including Favorite Prescription and another remedy. It claims wide ranges of ailments from digestion to heart conditions and offers a free booklet mailed on request from Buffalo New York. The copy emphasizes glyceric root extracts and original manufacture by Dr. Pierce with chemists and pharmacists.
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