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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1906
Page
6
Advertisement text appears to be an independent newspaper insert from Pendleton Oregon. It references the East Oregonian Publishing Co and subscription rates for daily and weekly mail, with address and postal details. The fragment suggests a promotional notice for the Friday edition and service information.
The fragmentary text hints at distant slopes and splendid things beyond present reach. Adated phrasing references hopeful longings and distant visions, with names and lines that suggest poetry or a reflective passage rather than a full news item.
The article argues for expanding steamship service along the Pacific coast to relieve car shortages and congestion. It suggests Seattle and San Francisco as key hubs, with faster rail for perishables and steamers handling slow freight. Alaska opens, northwest development grows, and oriental trade boosts business.
The horticultural board seeks new powers to enforce spraying fruit trees and curb noxious weeds in eastern Oregon. Plans include regulating threshing machine cleanliness and stopping pests like codlin moth and scale. Officials argue Umatilla can match Hood River and boost apple prices through cleaner orchards.
Farmers in Umatilla county and eastern Oregon seek stance on the Oregon penitentiary jute plant and relief from grain and jute trusts. They accuse the Pendleton Tribune of defending trusts while expecting support from the farming community.
The dominant party in the state faces demands from farmers for clear positions on the jute mill issue. The paper, accused of discreet silence, is urged to disclose its findings and explain what it will do when the matter reaches the legislature, backed by its investigations and data.
The East Oregonian warns against bitter old politicians clinging to prejudices and party lines. It urges seeing others as brothers, not enemies, and values independent, fearless minds that serve humanity beyond narrow party interests.
A Brazil proposal suggests taxing railroads to fund government stock purchases. The plan envisions using the tax revenue to acquire railroad shares, gradually placing ownership in the hands of the people within a decade. Proponents call it practical and aims to relieve private burdens on rail transport.
A poetic slice extols the boy as future king of the world. It likens growth to an oak, blossoms of virtue, and the child's brave arm shaping courage. The piece celebrates upright youth, noble deeds, and a mother's joy in a pure heart.
A Chicago Record Herald column by EB. Kiser reflects on human motives across men of all types seeking something for nothing. It notes how good and bad, rich and poor, young and old chase schemes, often swindled and dreaming, amid universal desire for easy gain.
Maxwell's Talisman contends that future social centers will emerge in communities like Redlands California rather than crowded cities. Modern communication and transportation enable city-level social, educational and religious advantages with ample elbow room and neighborhood ties, making relationships more wholesome than in big metropolises.
The royal forest of Rin Feio near La Grania in Spain hosts a hunting party of a Madrid battalion invited by the King of Epon. Beaters and soldiers push deer through woods as shots echo. deer herds flee while foresters report overstock and a need to reduce stock by about 2000.
A foreign imagery essay by L. Baskin argues that smoke from olives may shield nearby counties from cold briefly. He notes Alletee city stays warmer than surrounding areas and swamp drainage shifts temperatures up and down without changing monthly averages. Forests cool summers slightly but their effect on rainfall remains uncertain.
English post office authorities ordered the withdrawal of a three-pence yellow and brown stamp after a government investigation found the coloring contains lead compounds. The report notes 12 milligrams could poison and a single stamp carries a milligram, warning repeated contact may accumulate dangerous levels in the mouth.
A collage of sensational lines on alimony taxation, cure for fever, eluding ears, and the stockyard proverb. It notes brief witticisms such as a bird in the hat worth twenty, the world as a stage, and remarks on marriage expectations.
The Memphlo News-Scimitar notes a wall inscription quoting a biblical line and reports voters in Pennsylvania learned the cost of a project exceeded by 9 million dollars, uncovering corruption and freeing many from partisan grips that allowed the Penrose ring to plunder them.
A collage notes Senator Bacon of Georgia, General Funston, Representative McKinley of Timothy, and a rich congressman, plus Klaw & Erlanger in theater. Bryan's world tour boosts pay for Magauhe articles. A Bilbao dispatch outlines a rail link from Santander to Hendy with government backing and mineral districts. At Colfax, George Steele, jailed for a drunken Swede robbery, is mentioned.
The Hotel Pendleton has been refitted and refurnished throughout with telephone and fire alarm connections in all rooms. Bath ensuite and single rooms indicate upgraded accommodations and safety features.
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