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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1905
Page
4
Frtcast listing of daily and weekly publication options with mail subscription rates and delivery details. Includes postal distribution to Pendleton and Portland, with advertising deadlines and copy submission times for Monday issues and preprint packing.
Francey J. Heney calls in a San Francisco speech for citizens to vote for good government. He says every man has a duty to participate at the polls, warning that skipping the vote is a betrayal to civilization and democracy. He argues decent majorities in cities and towns can secure Reform.
Councilmen Swearingen Murphy and Mayor Matlock led a civic resistance against the gas firm’s monopoly scheme. The East Oregonian credits the trio with steering a franchise rewrite that favors public ownership rights and consumer protections, framing the Tribune’s stance as biased and corrupt.
An editorial cartoon view from the Morning Tritone lampoons Milton’s urban policy, arguing municipal lighting ventures are profitless and impractical. The piece mocks residents as misguided for backing a village lighting project while claiming corporations would serve the public better.
A fragmented讨论 argues for municipal ownership of utilities and urban cleanup. It criticizes private mismanagement, calls for city action against vacant lots and scrap heaps, and urges a cooperative campaign with the city council to restore appearance and property values.
A fragmented opinion piece argues that early Salt Lake City was virtuous under Mormon leadership and laments Gentile influence bringing politics and vice. It alleges polygamy and prophetic authority shaped civic life, urging readers to accept the Mormon view over secular governance and social corruption.
Japan's national debt has risen sharply due to the war with Russia, with annual interest reaching 75,000,000. Analysts warn that the burden could strain the economy, though some predict strength as Japan develops resources and expands wealth.
Fragmented OCR text discusses threats to human survival from thirst and resource strain. It cites historical deserts, shrinking lakes such as the Aral region, Lake Chad, Lake Eyre, and notes changes in Europe and the Americas. It mentions explorers and observers like Livingstone and Whitby and stresses the need for nations to manage scarce water supplies to avoid crises.
Lecturer Alice Fuller promotes Chinese cookery in American culinary art arguing digestible mushroom chop suey and other dishes aid nutrition. She notes imported vegetables grown on a Long Island farm owned by a Chinese company and cites a large 200 election registration in Centraliga for a major gaming election.
A fragment from the Milwaukee Sentinel reports Patrick McLaughlin a San Francisco nightwatchman shot dead by an unknown assailant. No robbery motive or suspect details given. the killer remains at large. The odd household note alongside hints at a family scene and a former social sketch.
Women sufferings from female weakness urged to write Mrs Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts. Letters read and answered by women only. She promises practical advice from vast experience and has earned trust among Americans. Two letters printed show relief after following guidance and Lydia E Pinkham’s remedy.
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