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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1906
Page
4
Notice details publishing rates for daily and weekly editions of the Independent Newspaper. Includes subscription terms, postal addresses, publication offices, and deadlines for advertiser copy with instructions on submission times and second class mailing status.
A St Louis Republic correspondent reports from New Orleans detailing volatile views on the Negro question across the South. He quotes prominent citizens in Roanoke and Atlanta fearing racial strife, predicts escalation unless the “negro question” is addressed, and notes many Southern towns sleep uneasily tonight awaiting trouble.
The Review of Reviews notes France as a home of small farms with thrifty owners shaping national stability and power. It argues land ownership boosts welfare and future real estate value, urging Americans to seize homeownership opportunities despite mortgages.
The text argues that dispersed small farm ownership among French citizens fosters contentment and loyalty to the republic. It critiques large estates and advocates gradual reforms including old age support, military restraint, and self reliance. It asserts France remains powerful due to widespread home ownership and suggests Americans could learn from French examples.
A lengthy critique links the death of Hipple and criminal proceedings against alleged wreckers of the Heal Estate Trust in Philadelphia and other figures in Mil waukee Avenue Bank Chicago, arguing that failures to convict reflect a wage of dishonesty in an era of trust busting and political influence. The piece laments lack of prison sentences for those tied to misappropriation of policyholders and insurance officials amid broader regulatory and anti-trust debates.
A mathematical puzzle explains a method to deduce a person’s birth year and month from a single reply. The article outlines a sequence of multiplications and additions to reveal the month in the hundreds column and the year in the tens and units, noting the deceiving steps and final net deduction of 250 as the required result. The piece cites Maxwell’s Tallaman as the source.
The Wichita Eagle reports a seed house on Boat Doug law avenue claims the tallest cornstalk in Kansas or possibly the world. It towers over Farmer Doolittle and reaches about 21 feet with the ear about 18 feet high, described amid unclear context and lingering details.
A fragment from a Wichita area page recounts a vigil of a man hurtling to an exhibit at a fair, plus a poem by D A McCarthy in the New York Sun about honor for the fallen and the courage of the down and out. The Denver, Chicago, and West winds frame a literary section with bittersweet reflections on effort and fate.
From Buenos Aires a Reuters cable says Senor Cleven Peru will soon introduce in Argentina’s chamber a bill creating a duty of 1 guinea per paper dollar or 4 paper dollars on all railway revenues. The tax would fund purchase of railway shares. The introducer claims 60 year proceeds could total about $500.9 million gold to buy most state railways.
A lyrical ode describes October bringing benedictions to the heart with a purple veil over land and sea. The verse evokes lotus-like languor in the air and forests lit in red and yellow, signaling October as a banner of change.
The Motel Pendleton has been refurbished with updated telephones and a connected fire alarm system in all rooms. The overhaul includes new ensuites and seating areas, improving safety and comfort for guests.
Fragment from the London Globe recounts a Dumfriesshire anecdote about Thomas Carlyle born 1795 and buried 1881. A passerby asks a farmer about the Carlyles and learns Jock is a London doctor and Tom a harum scarum writer while Jamie tends the family farm and breeds valued ewe wine praised in Dumfries market.
The Supreme Court decided that interest on United States government bonds is taxable regardless of holder type or form. In Hibernian Savings & Loan Society v city and county of San Francisco the case involved taxes paid under protest on 915000000 worth of bonds. The opinion implies many seek wants over needs.
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