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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1906
Page
5
Local publication from Pendleton Oregon outlines subscription rates and mailing options including annual, quarterly, and monthly plans. It lists prices for daily weekly and semi weekly editions and notes distribution through East Oregonian Publishing Co with mailing details and post office entry.
The quoted poem fragment by Bertha Monroe Rickoff reflects resolve and valor born from hardship. It speaks of memory forging strength, serving beyond will, and renewed hope amid turmoil and pain, praising endurance and the light of a just cause.
The lumber trust allegedly raises lumber prices to sway public opinion against forest reserves. It argues reserves curb trust abuses of public domain and seeks to delay conservation. Public sentiment generally favors reserves, but the trust tries to craft views by higher prices and selective messaging.
The piece argues that a government inquiry into Harriman’s railroad empire will uncover numerous evasion methods and rely on costly courts and agents. It claims political friends will shield him through new laws, and proposes government purchase as a simpler solution, claiming court expenses could fund the purchase.
The Fort Oregonian urges the Pendleton Tribune to address farmers in Umatilla county about the jute plant proportion, describing it as a major farming concern. It notes farmers need relief from the jute and grain bog trust and seeks assistance from the new APA.
In a heated appeal the East Oregonian urges Pendleton Tribune to clearly state its position on a proposed jute mill and related issues affecting Umatilla county farmers. The piece cites high jute prices and tariff concerns, urges cooperation among local papers, and notes pending legislative items including the jute plant and school expansion.
The Haytians Vans and the Roman Catholics are said to be votaries of Voudoux, or Vaudoux, demanding human sacrifice. Travelers report the cult thriving across the country with victims, ranging from hundreds to thousands annually, including high officials. The piece cites Toussaint L Ouverture and Christophe as papalols in a context of Christian civilization.
The renewal of saloon licenses shows a drop to 8 from earlier counts as the 1400 license ordinance nears its half year mark. Revenue for the year is projected at 7,294,000 compared with 2,729,081 last year, due partly to the ordinance limiting new licenses and restricting replacements.
Fragmentary passage argues Truth is constant and individual perception matters. It condemns systems and controls, urging focus on personal responsibility and inner awakening rather than external salvation or conduct. A quoted line by Melvor-Tyndall reinforces the critique of collectivist control.
The Tibetan Bible known as the Kahgyur comprises 1044 books across ten volumes. Each volume weighs ten pounds and measures 6 by 8 by 8 inches, with transport requiring a dozen yakes. Carved printing blocks demand extensive storage. Mongols paid 7000 oxen for a copy. An additional 225 volumes of commentaries and a large revelations collection, the Ghourkl, accompany the Bible.
A poetic meditation from Woman's Tribune urges moving beyond regret and paying forward debt with generous thoughts. It envisions selfless tenderness guiding daily steps, leading to divine cleansing of yesterday's stains as life goes forward.
A reflective verse about aged scholars and poets and the library’s dim shadows where forgotten names endure. The poem laments time erasing fame while asserting that the printed pages keep memory alive despite centuries of dust.
A fragmentary poem line recalls a harsh blizzard, sheep, and a bleak scene of wind and cold. A stray sentence about a vote in the box to worth two kicky Agiinet busses appears, mixing imagery with garbled political language.
The Hotel Pendleton has been ree fitted and refurnished throughout. Telephone and fire alarm connections with all rooms are included in the upgrade, ensuring enhanced safety and modern amenities for guests.
Mrs Henrietta A S Maresh of Lom Angeles California, president of the Woman's Benevolent Association, writes that after seven weeks with la grippe Peruna brought rapid recovery. She credits the remedy with restoring her health in three weeks and notes prior travel where Peruna gained wide use.
Citizens praise Main and Court street paving as the city sees solid progress and hope Alta and Webb property owners will push to keep the paving plant in Pendleton another year. The improvement is hailed as the most substantial to date with officials urging continued local production while equipment remains.
A geographical survey bulletin by Henry Gennett, prepared with the land office census and survey, defines the area of the United States at 3 026 789 square miles. Alaska 690 484, the Philippines 115 026, Hawaii 449, Porto Rico 3426, Guam 219, Samoa 77, and the Panama Canal Strip 474 square miles. Detached territory may change as limits are redefined.
The Palouse district experienced a week of heavy rainfall, impacting fields, roads, and local farms. Farmers report saturated soil conditions and potential delays in planting and harvest activities across the region. Local officials monitor weather patterns and coordinate drainage efforts to mitigate flooding risks.
A compact, archaic verse from the Record-Herald by E. Kiser contrasts nine men’s toil, begging, dying, and dying to live with one man’s bold single act of success. The poem questions fairness and achievement while noting the elusive middle-aged man’s potential.
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