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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1906
Page
4
The fragment indicates an afternoon publication schedule by the East Armenian Publishing Co with garbled text referencing a daily cycle and locations. It references Pedhast aN 45 and mentions an urban edition cadence but lacks clear names, dates, or events to anchor a full news item.
The Bareiman railroad draws homeseekers to Oregon with promises of settlement, schools, churches, and social growth. Perleton advertises its resources and strategic position to attract migrants, aiming for 509 newcomers by LOGCT, contrasting with 190 last year as rail lines channel westward expansion and regional opportunity.
A summary urging that water and oil are natural resources belonging to the people and not to private dominion. It praises President Roosevelt for recognizing the public rights and opposing trusts that let capital manipulate essential commodities for private gain.
The passage delivers distorted lines on nations and reform from a Christmas issue, with garbled names and phrases. It mentions teaching what not to do, rebuilding ideals, and a global reach, all conveyed in fractured prose and unclear attribution.
The text cites Maori schoolboys claiming America’s corporations and labor upheaval distract and warn against trusts. It contrasts Swiss and German attention to detail with New Zealand debates. It questions coal transport from Canadian mines, discusses US coal shortages, and notes economic figures and a travel magazine influence on American sentiment and Western travel discussions.
Fragmentary prose criticizes groups labeled as imbeciles and fanatics tied to religious fervor on the Pacific coast. The text frames Davoking of Orefield and Washington as targets of the talk, suggesting widespread trouble and a drawn curtain on the controversy.
Oregon dairy official J. W. Bailey tells citizens hens lay eggs all winter if hatched properly fed well and kept dry and warm. He notes 40 cent egg concerns, urges protection from rain, urges March hatch in incubator, mentions Tucker of Jefferson with 24 hens successfully laying eggs this season.
The article urges farmers to protect poultry from wet yards and cold winds, noting dry housing prevents shivering and improves egg output. It recommends breed choices like Plymouth Rocks Wyandottes and New Hampshire Reds, and stresses daily records to cull low producers while boosting sound hens. It also advises careful feeding and broader dairy cow management when needed.
Bert Morphy farewell to Port lid to join a Phoenix engagement then return to Portland for a long year of work. The famed singer, known as the man who sings to best the band, recalls his tough path from poverty to fame and notes his extraordinary voice and stage presence. A separate line reports a whitecaps attack on a negro restaurant at Dresden, Jenn.
A Victorian advisory piece extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a universal remedy for female ailments including backache, headaches, irregular periods, and nervous distress. It cites testimonials from Mrs. Holmes, Mrs. Cottely, and Emma Cottely praising relief and renewed health after using the product.
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