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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1905
Page
6
Fragmented OCR text shows partial phrases about advertising notices and costs. It mentions a Monday date and costs spelled oddly, with scattered names and street references. The readable content is incomplete and lacks a coherent event or person to anchor a full summary.
Fragmentary lines describe a convoy westward aided by winds and a 26 man crew operating a threshing machine. The text references a limited harvester crew of five and seven and notes farm labor conditions, logistical orders, and military style activity amid ongoing battles and supply constraints.
A critical look at get well quick theories argues that mind and willpower influence health but warns many so called sciences are unproven. It surveys Christian science mental healing faith care and other doctrines, noting some legitimate ideas yet many fakes and mystic practices.
The piece notes brussiness changes and wartime impact on harvest hands in Amatius county with many workers, incomes, and gear described. It mentions 20 to 40 men employed locally, earnings around £400,000 during harvest, and the broader decline in naval power compared with Japan. It also records an accident where Aberdeen, Laure Nichols, and Nick Kanella burned in a gasoline stove explosion while cooking their meal.
Citizens accuse Pendleton council members of forcing an unjust electric franchise that fixes prices for gas and lighting without recourse for residents. They argue the 25 year proposal removes public power to regulate rates and seek a remedy through public sentiment and council action.
The piece urges continuous striving for improvement, praising the pursuit of the best and denouncing mediocrity and mere commercialism. It critiques city politics, warns against whitewashing by Tribune supporters, and highlights the Walter Wells contract and other public matters. It notes the Law Enforcement League’s role and recalls the Sunday closing ordinance as a notable city act.
The Lewiston Tribune reports a U S government inquiry into black sand deposits in southern Idaho and Wyoming. Oraim claims authorities funded tests to prove rich magnetite and rare metals, with a Portland project extracting 1626 dollars from a tested sample.
In Seattle, a week before a bond vote only 644 men cast ballots. Critics say men oppose women’s suffrage, but advocates cite states with full rights where women vote as much as men. Wyoming shows 90 percent female participation, and officials from Idaho Colorado Utah attest similar patterns. Women vote where rights are equal, argues the author.
John and Buesick of Morrow County say they will move sheep to Idaho or Milhear County near Spring for better grazing. Heppner Times reports he learned of the plan Saturday and cites improved range as the reason for the relocation.
Letters praise Peruna as a remedy for catarrh of kidneys and bladder. Personal testimonials from C B Newhof in Albany New York and F B Richards in Washington D C claim relief from irritation and nervous strain after using Peruna. Toronto merchant John Simmo also credits long term kidney relief and elimination of colds to Peruna.
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