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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1906
Page
4
Copy for advertising matter must reach the Faxwt Oregonian by 5 p m of the preceding day. Notices discuss Cuba with calls for stable order and independence. The piece argues for either incorporating Cuba or keeping a republic, urging unity and non intervention to protect commerce and national obligations.
The Chicago Packer notes abundant apple by-products boost value and stock feeding. Dried and evaporated apples, cores, peels, and bad fruit are used for cattle feed. With shortages in fresh apples, producers rush to fill storage and processing plants run overtime to meet season needs.
A critique of life insurance for wage earners as a necessity enforced by private firms. It argues premiums are inflated, profits excessive, with large executive salaries and widespread overhead costs. The piece contends wage earners have funded decades of wealth for company owners, protected by a system benefiting the few.
A worm questions modern finance and rebate schemes, asking the vulture about differences between deceitful dealing and honest theft. The vulture dismisses him, then eats the worm as critique of wage earners and rebated benefits within trust and fraternal societies.
The Eugene Guard notes a lively Collier's Weekly discussion of language and reform as a travel tale unfolds. A veiled criticism of American speech surfaces amid stories of a presumptive traveler, journal quirks, and a mock governor puzzle tied to Hearst and Hughes.
The Eastern Oregon Land Company will sow Turkey Fled wheat on some of its land in Sherman County this year. The plan aims to increase dry land yields as farmers adapt to limited irrigation. The article notes ongoing debates about Cuba annexation and its potential impact on shipping and national policy.
The article notes Kansas farmers testing a hard winter wheat variety named Pioneer for drought resistance and cold tolerance. It highlights its suitability for dry, cold regions and potential to extend growing windows in Tow and Kanes areas, with expectations of strong performance across three feet depth.
The Meent private estate expands its Santa Gertrudes ranch from 170000 acres to about 1,000,000 acres near Santa Gertrudes Texas, rivaling Rhode Island in size. Captain Richard King founded the ranch in 1557 with Captain Miffin Kennedy. it later passed to his widow Mrs King and then to son-in-law Re. Klebers, with legacy carried by the Klehers family lineage. Harpers Weekly notes claim over 40 percent courters in the venture.
The Olmirran river near Rock Tajand crossing proves lethal as a 187% accident shows. Brown attempted a late-night crossing with two wagons and six haycarts, wheels sank to hubs, waters rose two feet, wagons buried in sand, corpse not recovered. locals note the Cimarron buries its own dead.
A Richmond minister announces the funeral of the only surviving son of the late Thomas Pinkers. The service is set for Tuesday at 12 noon with strict contributions required to cover the funeral expenses, otherwise the ceremony will be a plain burial despite the deceased’s insistence on proper obsequies.
A critic argues against reform in spelling and mocks the change as progress. The writer cites outdated methods and trivial examples to claim three letters suffices, contrasting with past use of five and other odd spellings.
A quotation from Coast Magazine by H L Wilhelm extols workers who keep to the task from twilight to dawn. It celebrates the weary toiler who never shirks duty and remains at work despite fatigue. The piece invokes a city setting and the rhythm of continued labor.
Emerson Hough the author traveled widely and crossed Yellowstone Park in winter. About eleven years ago he spent much of the cold season in the National Park roughing it and photographing buffalo.
A period style piece urging women to seek Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to ease backache nervousness and menstrual pain. It cites testimonials from Miss F. P. Orser and Miss Pearl Ackers and promises strength and restoration of health, offering free advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lena Massachusetts and noting the current Mrs Pinkham's role.
A garbled protest piece discusses a sober second bet on reform questions, noting limited substantive study and temperate objections. It references President Hoosevelt and a nondescript Goethen proclamation, signaling debate over press reform amid an indignant protest.
Mack Wad a Half From Depot Seo the Big Electric Sign.
The Tote Mondielne has been refurbished throughout with updated furnishings and a connected fire alarm system. Each room now features improved telephone access and safety upgrades for guest comfort.
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