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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1906
Page
4
Exkast Gusta Duiebed of afternoon except on day at Pendleton Oregon by East Oregonian Publishing Co. Member Scripps McRae News Association Telephone. Entered at Pendleton Postoffice as second class matter.
A dramatic editorial argues conservatism dies under prejudice and tariff reform. It highlights Governor Cummomm of Luna’s push for tariff revision within the party, praising La Follette and other reformers who seek to tax corporations and ease consumer costs while reducing burdens on the average citizen.
Fragmentary notes from The Denver Post reference a kicker and mission with dubious claims. The text is garbled and presents no clear event date or credible organization, limiting verifiable facts or outcomes.
An opinion piece critiques wartime exploits and government missteps, praising the U S effort that formed a large army quickly while lamenting mismanagement. It contrasts public outcry with eventual acceptance and pivots to tariff debates affecting Oregon farmers and the protective system’s costs.
Chinida's lumber trade expansion reveals Canada supplying the United States with timber while imposing high charges. The piece critiques Canadian conditions and US dependency on lumber from American builders. It notes Pendleton paving as a symbol of ongoing municipal demands such as levees, parks, broader water supply, and city hall needs, indicating continued rapid urban development.
A fragmentary note surveys famed inventors as geniuses labeled odd by peers. It recalls Ste Cheveon’s long-ago work on a locomotive, the Kowry Magazine author Salomon de Cause, and implied misfortunes tied to their creativity.
A local dealer advertises fountain pens and a full line of school supplies and home and office stationery as primary offerings. Emphasizes prompt, proper, and inexpensive fulfillment of customer needs with a broad stock and low prices.
A fragmented excerpt recalls Marion de Torme and Boris in 1644 describing a prisoner kept at Bicetre. A mysterious inventor claims steam will move ships and perform marvels. The keeper dismisses the madman and confines him, while a king’s court exposure ends in confinement.
Jonathan Bourne Jr will travel to Washington for the new Congress and work with Senator Fulton on Oregon projects. A telegram from Joseph N Teal notes Bourne’s move from New Bedford to gather data on Columbia River, Celtic Canal, irrigation and other Oregon works needing federal appropriations for early completion.
In the present congress the republican majorities in the house of representatives indicate party strength. A table shows votes and party counts across the 64th, 66th, 68th, 70th, and later congresses, reflecting ebb and flow of political power. The text notes the current republicans hold a stout majority and that the 69th congress will go out of office on March 4 at noon.
The text warns that only half the needed coal supply will arrive to the Southern Idaho area. It predicts widespread suffering in towns if a storm hits. The excerpt highlights urgent risk to residents and potential fuel scarcity across the region.
The notice markets inexpensive mouldings to frame and preserve valuable pictures. It invites customers to bring in a kid’s or other treasured photo, promising affordable framing costs to keep images from tearing or fading away.
Liberal terms offered for borrowers seeking time loans with annual interest and no commission. Respond with full name, age, amount, location, and proof of age to obtain loan details from Walla Walla Washington.
Local notice outlines availability of lumber brick plaster and related building materials from Krisilite Wood Mibre Plaster. Announces sole agent in Blue Rapids with prompt service and friendly terms for contractor orders.
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