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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1907
Page
4
Fragmented item lists various mail subscriptions and prices. Mentions daily, weekly, and semiweekly options with durations from one week to one year, including periodic payments and delivery by mail. Observed garbled text and inconsistent currency formatting.
The lines speak of a heart full of tenderness and truth and love for mankind. The speaker suggests anyone may be a savior, urging selflessness over temper, greed, and unworthy charity, and drawing a parallel to Christ-like sacrifice.
The piece argues that immense water power in Umatilla County is wasted daily and could boost industry, lower living costs, and provide electric roads, lights, heat, and affordable cars for all. It lauds government storage of electric energy and the Reclamation Act as modern, nation-building policies.
An editorial critiques trusts and combines for causing money stringency. It labels the Big Stick as a spoiling tool used against looters of banks life insurance and trust firms and railroad rebates. It argues dampening bogus securities was overdue and anticipates harsher consequences if unchecked.
The piece rails at brigands and malefactors who forget that people have rights while a crowd notes discipline is deserved. It condemns the acts of force and lawlessness and calls for due punishment to deter future excesses. The mood is corrective and emphatic about civil order.
In a bold critique the Oregonian flags the failure of Title Guarantee and Trust in Portland and State Treasurer Steele’s handling of nearly 400000 in state school funds. It argues political influence taints treasurers, urges stripping banks from public funds and banning finance tied to political deals.
Poem excerpt describes wandering minds held in doubt by mist and cloud while longing for guidance. Light breaks through revealing divine verities as hills emerge in clear day. Stanza-like meditation on faith, doubt, and revelation.
A lyric poem reflects on lonely pines and fading songs, contrasting a sunlit past with a quiet present. The text centers on Chas E Hanna from Meacham Ore, noting nature's voice as a consoling counterpoint to isolation.
A winter getaway from New York on February 6, 1908 sails aboard the chartered steamer Arabic. The voyage promises a comprehensive, attractive itinerary aboard one of the largest and finest steamers, offering a high standard of steadiness and comfort.
A deluxe ocean voyage markets a 70 day world cruise with homes aboard the steamer. Destinations include Madeira Calais Seville Granada Alhambra Jerusalem Alexandria Cairo the Nile Naples Pompeii Rome Nice Monte Carlo and more. Prices range from 400 to 876 dollars depending on state room location and include shore excursions hotels guides and carriage drives. The entire land and sea program is described as of the highest class.
A white patch on the east side of Gibraltar hides a 10 acre rain water catchment. Galvanized corrugated iron is fixed to piles above Catalan villages to collect water, which runs through the rock to a 2000 foot tunnel and into western side reservoirs. Yield is 240000 gallons per inch of rain.
Douglas County sheep raisers from Roseburg north will host Dr. William D. Mason of Pendleton, United States veterinary inspector, for about six months. He arrived in Roseburg this morning and will inspect flocks in the district between Roseburg and Eugene with headquarters in Roseburg. Mason expects a thorough review after deputy state inspectors have already covered the area. a federal inspector has already visited the southern part of the territory.
The Booth Kelly Lumber company of Eugene will obtain 25000 in clearing house certificates within a day or two and pay employees on November 10. Denominations include 65 10 and 20 dollar notes, accepted by banks and merchants as national currency. Deposits exceed withdrawals and the situation remains stable. Read the East Oregonian.
Dr. Thomas Condon explains in The Two Islands how ancient inland seas and volcanic ash formed fertile soils along the Inland empire. He notes100 deep ash beds near Fulton and Helix, with wheat yields unmatched anywhere, as ash settled on mud over vast sea beds creating new land.
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