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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1905
Page
4
The notice lists publication frequencies from weekly to monthly, with access points at B. B. Rich's News Stands, Hotel Portland, and other Portland locations. Advertising materials must precede the current issue for insertion. A free press bureau and mailing options are noted, including subscription terms.
The San Francisco Call argues for decisive action in Congress on the railroad rate question. It urges remedies to balance treasury income, including Panama bonds or higher internal duties, warning socialism as a threat to representative government and noting the era’s great political battles. It contrasts with the era’s slavery and silver issues. It also reports New York City’s tuberculosis crisis and a proposed free camp in Orange County to treat incipient cases with fresh air and outdoor activity.
An excerpt contrasts a Russian court scene with vivid charges of corruption and brutality. It follows a young woman judged amid vodka-fueled mockery, ending in a four year sentence to Siberia. The piece critiques justice and displays religious imagery over the proceedings.
In an East Oregonian interview a Susanville resident argues Pendleton should build a railroad into Grant county to capture interior trade. He says Pendleton offers cheaper freight from Portland, enabling buyers to get more for their money, and predicts the line would extend to Pilot Rock and beyond within years, securing most regional trade.
Two Detroit police officers stood guard last night as a 14 foot horned demon monument was unveiled in front of Herman Mona at 308 Stanton Avenue. Residents, clergymen, and officials debated whether to remove the art piece while a crowd of youths pelted it with stones. Mona defended the work saying he rejects the Bible but accepts a personal truth he calls "Or Nick."
A reflection on choosing nature over wealth and worldly ties. The speaker urges leaving, then returning to face loss, until a pause reveals Nature's divine reward. Olive Schreiner frames a moral about dethroning old idols to feel nature's life and beauty.
A Memphis News-Scimitar item debates whether youths should specialize to gain useful skills as unemployment rises in London and Chicago. It warns that unskilled workers lose individuality, risk poverty, and may end up in the poorhouse while calling for teaching a rising generation to specialize. mentions Salvation Army aiding unemployed to emigrate. Also notes Illinois Steel Company land reclamation by shoreline advance of 200 acres near Chicago.
An early health advertisement explains dangers to mothers and claims non alcoholic extracts from Golden Seal root Cohosh and related roots aid female ailments. It touts Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a universal cure and promotes his medical adviser offer with stamps for delivery.
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