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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1906
Page
4
An incomplete notice lists subscription options with durations and prices for mail delivery. Mentions weekly and semi weekly terms, four months, and a one year rate, tied to Chicago and Washington office locations with addresses at 801 Fourteenth Street. The text is garbled and difficult to fully parse.
An article from Smith's Magazine, attributed to H. Porbes Lindany, discusses late water routes from Chicago to New Orleans and compares freight rates and business values of rail and waterway transport. It argues water highways can boost railroad competitiveness, citing the Maine river and Lake Shore lines, noting rail profitability remains strong. It credits waterways with 36 and 55 percent gains after opening and highlights industry support for waterway improvements to spur enterprise and Inland Empire electrification.
Confused notes discuss Unietiii County leaders, promotions, and a proposed jute mill. Washington reportedly ready to double capacity sparks investigation into establishment plans, with questions about feasibility and regional impact. Key figures include local officials and firmers cited in the fragment.
The Washington Jute mill debate draws sharp editorials as Oregon farmers face 2.5 million sacks yearly. The Tribune is urged to back the mill, with claims of cost savings and local industry support. Critics accuse the paper of bias while farmers seek policy clarity and protection.
The text discusses apple prices in Hetes county Missouri and Pendimon, noting low markets and high government rail cost. It hypothesizes nationalized railroads, government price controls, and broad distribution of agricultural products, arguing current conditions hinder widespread tree growth and market access.
Readable lines describe Pendleton women as notably handsome drawing attention wherever they appear. The piece speculates on whether air quality affects charm or if the appeal stems from local reputation, noting opportunities for work or marriage.
A readable summary from Rocky Mountain Husbandman notes soils in fresh Montana land respond to legumes like clover and alfalfa. Continuous cropping exhausts land, but introducing alfalfa rebuilds yields. Gallatin valley, once degraded, regained fertility through legume adoption, raising overall average yields.
The article discusses converting poor lands into fertile fields using clover and alfalfa. It notes limited original crop yield but potential recovery with legume crops. Mountain slopes and fertile lanes are highlighted as promising areas for restoration, blending traditional farming with modern science to revive neglected fields. The piece emphasizes resilience of pioneer farming practices and future fertility improvements.
A fragment discussants Filipino farmers and agriculture under American control. The author argues many Filipinos focus on daily livelihoods and prior colonial constraints, viewing independence as distant. The piece asserts a simple, industrious Malay stock content with local life and friends, showing limited interest in political change or Anglo-Haxon ideas.
Detroit voters by a margin near 20 000 defeated a repeat election on a fractile street railway issue. Citizens, in a spirit of resolve, refuse further enticement and will not accept obstructive campaigns against demands of the people. At Heppiner Clyde Wolfe sold his residence to Newt Jones for 1500.
A fragmented, era-tone summary reviews scholarly papers and political essays, noting German elite influence on work and employment strategies. It references Theodore Lehr and various authors, with critiques of constitutional and social reforms.
Fragmentary text appears to mix names and events with unclear meaning. It mentions Sven Dar, Rodin in Connecttin, and wines. The exact event, location, date, or outcome is not discernible from the readable portion.
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