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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1906
Page
5
A fragmented OCR notice from the Medleton Post Office mentions a second close matter and an unspecified filing or action. The readable portion indicates official communications related to mail service or governance procedures in the local office.
The Weston state normal school in eastern Oregon, serving a wide area from the Cascades to Idaho and drawing students from Utah, lacks adequate dormitory facilities. With 125 students crowded into limited housing and some living in small cottages, the paper urges the legislature to fund a new dormitory to provide comfortable, home-like living quarters and support the school’s growth.
The East Oregonian notes strong support in Oregon ballots for funding a large, well built dormitory at the state agricultural college and normal schools. The article argues the pursuit of campus sites should not be abandoned after opening, likening it to defending a flag that has been planted.
A dense column argues irrigation holds Colorado’s desert at bay from Denver to Greeley, praising Park and agricultural gains while warning desert reclamation would ruin the economy. It shifts to a local note criticizing Pendleton Tribune reform efforts and noting Umatilla county tax support for the county fair, praising broad community funding and pride in a regional project.
Peter Koenig完成 drilling 4 wells on Frank Woseby’s ranch ten miles north of Wilson Creek in Douglas county Wisconsin. The deepest well reaches 440 feet with 116 feet of water that cannot be lowered by pumping.
An essay traces fortunes of several famed American tycoons to modest origins. It notes Andrew Carnegie and J. D. Rockefeller rose from small family means, while Vanderbilt, Westinghouse, Sage and others started as laborers or term-time workers before amassing vast wealth.
The poem declares faith in workers who take pride in their labor. It condemns complainers and hypocrites, praising those who meet reverses with calmness and kindness. It envisions leaders and workers alike sharing sunlit resolve and steady virtue.
The Oregon City editorial in Record-Herald reports an unanimous vote approving a resolution in favor of postal savings banks. It notes support from local leaders and frames the move as a practical step to expand public savings options and financial services for residents.
Readers from North Dakota and Ohio report relief from catarrh of the stomach and pelvic organs after using Peruna. They describe fatigue, pain, insomnia, and restored health after several weeks of treatment. Several women praise the medicine and urge others to try it, while a physician offers guidance at no charge.
Poem extols Oregon’s natural beauty from coast to river and fields. It praises mountains, fruit, grain, and the Columbia River border, ending with a proud tribute to the land and peaceful sentiments. Milton, Oregon.
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