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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1908
Page
5
The note outlines the Pendleton daily and weekly East Oregonian publication schedule and rates, including mail and carrier options. It lists sales locations, allied offices in Portland and Washington, and states the newspaper is a member of the United Press Association with a postal designation.
Poem excerpt by O. V. Firkins printed in the Independent, praising enduring joys known to those who suffer and toil more than earthly splendors. The verse contrasts tenderness with blossoms, gold, purple depths, shrines, and battle hymns, highlighting inner faith.
East Oregonian reports the woolen mill scheme is not dead and aims to secure remaining funds early next week. Supporters cite employment, local payroll over 26000 annually, and benefits to wool growers and merchants if the mill returns under manager J. P. Wilbur.
A seven acre orchard recently sold for 21600 dollars about 3000 per acre. The report notes land under the east Umatilla project and private efforts will grow in value with development. Government soil and water advantages promise a rich future for the Hermiston country despite current hardships.
The storm of protest over an emperor interview led to promises that the emperor will not speak for the state again. Prince von Buelow assured the Reichstag of restraint, else the chancellor would resign. Germany moves toward a constitutional monarchy as the public may insist on a republic in time.
J. N. Burgess and Dan P. Smythe were re elected president and secretary of the state woolgrowers association. The next convention will be held in the host city, with Pendleton praised as the wool city of Oregon. A proposal urges keeping and building the woolen mill locally to grow a rival industry in the region.
The German empire’s conduct has altered under public opinion and ministerial oversight. The Seattle Post-Intelligence notes the emperor must act through his calibeters in foreign relations, ending personal indiscretions that could threaten European peace.
The representative states he will honor his oath in a matter of common honesty and predicts about 60 other legislators will share this view when signatures falter. He argues pledge breaking does not appeal to those responsible for breaking it.
The giant football clash today between Oregon Agricultural College and the University of Oregon overshadows all politics. The big regional rivalry promises high drama as both schools vie for bragging rights and early-season dominance.
A diamond studded locket and a gold purse set with diamonds valued at $1000 were stolen from the Portland hotel in Portland, Oregon during a bridge party in honor of Mr. Harry Beck. The theft happened a week ago and detectives have been on the case without success.
Mrs. George C. Worstell of Clarksburg West Virginia shares a testimonial praising Peruna for internal catarrh. She claims long relief finally arrived after using Peruna tablets and notes the product’s development by Dr Hartman and assistants.
A collection of reader testimonials from Brooklyn and various states praise Peruna and Hartman’s remedies. Statements claim relief from swollen limbs bloating breathlessness and stiff joints with improved appetite strength and general health. Several women describe life improvements and gratitude toward the doctor and medicine.
A poem by December Smart Set laments daily toil and social masks, recalling distant memories of a loved one. The speaker calls themselves a bondsman of the day, united with secret stars in craving personal freedom beyond the sunlit routine. A stray remark questions a women’s club movement and suggests organizing a polar expedition to found a colony.
St Josephs Academy Pendleton Oregon under the direction of the Sisters of St Francis of Philadelphia resident and day pupil special attention to music and elocution students prepared for teachers examinations for county and state certificates for particulars address.
Winona Wagons and Hacks and Rex Buggies are built to stand service showing durability and value for tough workloads.
Announcement on kidney disease prevalence and unseen impact. Promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as cure for rheumatism back pain and urinary issues. Claims relief from frequent urination and night trips, with sample bottle and free book offer by mail. Includes address and notice to mention the paper.
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