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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1907
Page
4
An OCR fragment lists multiple newspaper subscription options with durations and prices. It mentions different terms such as daily and weekly, varying lengths from one month to one year, and references a Chicago Bureau security building address as part of the source metadata. The text is garbled with misread terms and abbreviations.
A reflective verse fragment unfolds the speaker’s need and friendship’s limits, contrasting shared moments of joy with the solitude of a troubled soul. The speaker contemplates forgiveness, intimate understanding, and the passage of seasons as autumn signals the return of sorrow and longing.
The Tribune questions the East Oregonian's editorial approach and accuses it of ambush reporting and bias. It asks why the Pendleton Tribune attacked Grey's noodle house and Goey amid summer gambling activity and pre election tensions.
The editorial endorses Mayor Fee and the current city council, praising their progress and urging re-election of FE J Murphy, Swearingen, and Renn to maintain stable governance. It warns against bitter campaigning and notes possible opposition from an “open town” mayoral candidate, urging restraint.
A local plea argues county prohibition pressure endangers Pendleton's liquor trade and open town policy. It endorses councilman E J Murphy for mayor, cites his eight years on the council, and urges reelecting Swearingen and Renn with two new business leaders from wards one and two to continue progress. The piece frames Murphy as the unanimous council choice and warns against an open town revival.
The text compares clearing house certificates by northwest banks to French assignats of 1790. It notes land certificates backed by church land issued for circulation, reducing metal coin use for years. It argues that imperishable commodities and receipts could serve as a common medium, preserving value when money speculators threaten panic.
A Powers News Clearing House reply notes strong Oregon support for Theodore Roosevelt. It recalls 1904 Roosevelt led by 45 090 and 1808 hopes to reach 50 090, while dismissing Mr Chandler of New York as a less relevant factor in Oregon politics.
In November residents reflect on unprecedented progress across Umatilla County with more schools, reduced poverty, stronger farms, higher wages, increased bank money, and greater cultivation. Citizens praise these gains as thanks for community advancement and better living.
Ida Minerva Tarbell, famed foe of trusts and monopolies and notable author linked to the Standard Oil era, was born in Erie County Pennsylvania on November 6 1857. She was the daughter of Franklin B Tarbell and Esther Ann Tarbell and studied at Titusville High School and Allegheny College, with 1883 marking her age 26 year.
A reflective verse on the hero’s ongoing quest beyond El Dorado and fame. The speaker questions whether the quest ends with conquest, urging resilience as mortality nears. The poem frames death as part of a larger divine journey.
A London writer notes at least 60 royal family members aged 70 to 80. The oldest is Princess Charlotte Amalie of Schwarzburg Sonderhausen born September 7 1816. Other near centenarians include the Prince Regent Luitpold of Bavaria and Eugene ex Empress of the French.
More than 200 applicants lined up at the lake view land office Tuesday, some waiting three weeks. Officials processed filings rapidly and by 2 pm all had presented papers and sworn. About 40 homesteaders remain to file. entries will take weeks and acceptance is not yet known.
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