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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1907
Page
4
Publication note lists various editions including Daily Weekly and Semi Weekly with subscription terms and prices. Identifies Chicago and Pendleton office addresses and Press Association membership.
The text invites the reader to learn the beauty of a single flower and to value every hour. It reflects on growth aligned with nature, urging steadfast selfhood as a tree or daisy in God’s garden.
Pendleton voters head to the polls next Monday in what is described as a pivotal city election. The piece argues continued municipal progress over the past two years depends on a united vote, warning that backward steps would curb growth, morals, and school quality while inviting residents and businesses to relocate elsewhere.
The East Oregonian notes the Portland Oregonian will act independently in politics, praising the move as progressive and enlightened. It argues partisans lose power if the paper supports clean, capable candidates regardless of party, urging tolerance over hide-bound loyalty.
The Oregonian criticizes both major parties for divisiveness and urges readers to unite for GOP success in Oregon. It defends independence while questioning readers’ commitment to principles, and hints Roosevelt may seek a 1908 candidacy. It urges sending the Democratic governor to the Senate and mocks the notion of a nonpartisan Oregon.
H H Gilbert of Pilot Rock divides his farm into 10 acre tracts and offers them for sale. The East Oregonian suggests alfalfa and dairy cows as the safest early income while waiting five to seven years for a winter apple orchard to bear. If cows are unavailable, lease them. butter fat stays strong in demand. A 19 acre tract with ten cows a garden alfalfa and poultry can yield $5 to $7 monthly per cow plus garden produce, supporting a family throughout the year while the orchard matures.
Take time to select from regular holiday stock now before crowds surge two weeks from now. Shopping early lets you enjoy it more and eases the clerks burden during the last day rush.
A critique laments the Oregonian’s extreme conduct over decades, describing the paper as both a bitter foe and ardent ally. It argues that the newspaper’s energy spent on hatred could have advanced humanity if redirected toward positive, uplifting efforts.
An amusing yet nasty prank occurred in early autumn at George W. Vanderbilt's Biltmore estate, near Asheville, causing confusion and local gossip among visitors and workers. The incident drew attention to security and staff response.
Canadian hospitals and religious orders endorse Peruna as an effective systemic tonic for catarrh and respiratory illnesses. Letters from Sisters of the Good Shepherd Hospital St. John and others cite relief in multiple cases, including chronic coughs and pelvic catarrh, praising its preventative and restorative effects.
A Pittsburg florist recalls a Biltmore sign near the entrance that urged visitors not to pluck the flowers without leave. A prank added an S to the last word, turning the sign into a playful cue and leaving every visitor that day with a large bouquet and a cheerful mood.
A reflective verse by Will Reed Dunroy peers into aging and legacy. It contemplates the hourglass of time, the fading stage lights, and the kindness we extended to others. The poem invites looking back on flowers planted, acts of generosity, and the good accomplished as life ends.
D Wooley received a four year sentence in the Boise penitentiary for forgery. He attempted suicide by taking laudanum yesterday. The note remarks on wasted time spent worrying about unlikely events.
The St Louis Globe-Democrat reports a new industry near Hannibal Missouri a skunk farm. It distinguishes itself from other outfits by focusing on breeding for fur quality rather than pastoral imagery. Skunks are noted as neat animals with valuable fur, though the species is from the weasel family and known for a strong odor when provoked.
Henry Clews of New York declares a financier the most careful and suspicious he has heard about at the Union Club. He compares the man to a Staffordshire farmer in a historic anecdote told by his father.
The funeral of Henry Dolph Spalding was held yesterday in Almota, Washington. Spalding was the first white child born in the area when Washington and Oregon were still joint territories, marking a notable local historical point.
European plan with first class service and modern conveniences. Steam heat throughout with en suite rooms and bath. A large new sample room advertised. Hotel St. George touted as one of the most up-to-date hotels in the northwest with telephone and fire alarm to office and hot and cold running water in all rooms.
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