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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1905
Page
4
Advertising matter must reach the Oregonian by 4 243 pm the preceding day for Monday's issue. Copy for the next day should be sent by the preceding evening to insure proper publication.
Poet A J Waterhouse reflects on a prima donna of music and the dreamer who hears a sweeter tune. He notes that time and memory blend with nature and melody. The verse recalls a mother’s lullaby once sung in youth.
In Pendleton merchants plan a robust holiday season as county shoppers prepare to travel to the city. Stores brim with carefully chosen goods and prices here run lower than Portland, encouraging locals to spend within the county to save money rather than sending funds east.
The author argues Oregon should not rely on federal reclamation funds. He notes private capital slowly irrigates eastern Oregon arid lands in districts like Echo, Butter Creek, Hudson Bay, Milton, and Ontario. He urges private projects to reclaim arid areas within ten years using waste water, challenging government reliance.
A monkey and a cat scene by embers precedes a digression on Chicago literary bureau activity and anti rate regulation. The piece questions railroad brotherhoods interests and gains from maintaining internal discipline amid proposed reforms.
A Portland Chronicle report discusses railroad rate regulation, worker solidarity, and a push for readjustment of political science. It cites women opposed to suffrage and defends mothers' voting rights while noting social shifts toward equality and civic responsibility. Arthur Wahlgren dies by possible gas asphyxiation in Portland with hometown listed as Astoria.
A noisy political feature notes many candidates from western Oregon allied with old political rings. It laments conventions possibly shifting away from direct primaries, warns of a Fortland and valley counties dominance, and calls for a new deal from the start to curb outside influence on the process. The piece complains of wary attitudes toward early nominating events and hints at broader statewide anxieties.
A brief note on tensions within anti-suffrage groups, highlighting sharp divisions and tragic undertones amid arguments over women’s voting rights.
Fragmentary text extols Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Peasant Pellets as a cure for female complaints. It quotes a woman describing severe labor pain easing after use and cites Mrs Jacobs praising neighbor testimonials. The piece touts the medicine as uniquely effective after forty years of practice.
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