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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1907
Page
4
The document lists the East Oregonian Publishing Co Pendleton Oregon as publisher with multiple subscription rates and options. It notes daily weekly and semi weekly publications, mail rates for six twelve months and other periods, and addresses in Pendleton and Washington D C. It references Scripps News Association and postal details.
A lyric meditation on nature’s call and the speaker’s longing to join the universe. The verse contrasts forest solitude with sea sounds and music, expressing a preference for nature over human society and a longing to express and conceal profound feelings.
The piece argues that U S government favors Rhode Island over eastern Oregon in Congress. It notes Congressman Ellis plans to visit all 16 Oregon counties before Washington, highlighting vast district size at 55 000 square miles and the resulting neglect of local western needs in favor of eastern states. It laments Western underdevelopment under a union of states and calls for remedies.
Enthusiastic Oct 9 meeting at The Thbexs rallies the Columbia River spirit after 40 years of effort. Dr N G Blaljovk of Walla Walla boosts renewed vigor for opening navigation from mouth to far limit. Open River Transportation Co reports progress on portage road and boat regulation, drawing widespread support across the Northwest.
The meeting at The Dalles energized efforts to open the great rivers with vigorous support. Umatilla County contributed 2100 dollars, while Nez Perce County, Idaho led with 8600 dollars. Taxpayers statewide share in the legislative portage appropriation.
A district fair discussion in Umatilla county highlights zero commercial apple production in the southern area despite Birch creek specimens, and sparse large vineyards near The Dalles. The piece argues for immediate expansion of apple orchards and vineyards to meet market demand and reduce reliance on imports.
The La Grande Observer promotes Umatilla project land as costly yet valuable, noting a $65 per acre price with perpetual water rights and high land value once irrigated, while Grand Ronde valley land costs $20 to 346 per acre and yields far less annual profit. The piece argues the comparison misleads readers.
Encouragement of successful co operative enterprise appears in Tulare Manteca and Tipton California. Each town organized a Rochdale Co operative store with Tulare adding a creamery meat company and insurance, Manteca forming meat and fire insurance firms, and Tipton establishing a creamery. The expansion signals wider adoption across Western towns.
The piece argues Pendleton will outcompete rival towns despite lure of other locations. It claims the city will steadily increase its trade volume because it pays to trade there, and rejects sentiment as a factor in the calculation.
The article extols Pendleton as the Inland Empire’s premier trade hub, praising its excellent railroad facilities and commercial facilities. It claims Pendleton surpasses Portland Seattle and Spokane as a desirable trading center.
Riders from the Inland Empire to Portland on the daylight local between Pendleton and Portland commend the Oregon Railroad Commission for requesting the service and the OO, R. N. for immediate compliance. The Pendleton area benefits from enhanced train facilities thanks to the new schedule and equipment availability.
Victor H. Metcalf, born in Utica New York October 10 1854, rose from Yale and Connecticut Supreme Court practice to prominence as California attorney. Elected to Congress from California Third District twice, Roosevelt appointed him to the new Department of Commerce and Labor, later offering the Navy secretary post.
A Lansing convention will assemble October 22 to frame a new Michigan constitution. Robert B. Yancey of Lynchburg seeks the Sixth District Virginia seat of Carter Glan next year. Prof Hervey T. Cowell, Massachusetts prohibitionist candidate for governor, appears this fall. If Governor Fletcher D. Proctor is renominated, Vermont newspapers advocate his re-election. Hamilton County Ohio tips the balance as Republicans reunite in Cincinnati. Vermont Senate seats have long been a life position. Foot Cadlimer Morrill died in office, Edmunds resigned after 26 years.
Conductor W. F. Koonte of Fort Wayne, Indiana, was killed and four others were injured in a Pennsylvanian railroad crash Monday. The incident disrupted service and drew emergency response teams to the scene.
A poetic fragment titled Waiting for Destiny portrays Sereno oran and a speaker urging patience against time and fate. The verse speaks of delays, destined reunion, and inner resolve as tides, stars, and seas symbolize inexorable paths toward a sought partner. The voice declares faith that the beloved will come, guided by inner law and cosmic timing.
The originator of the Descontis movement of Arvecia and la president of the Notonal Women's Host Missionary Society is noted for active local church service and sustained charitable work across the community.
A Broaday Magazine fragment muses on a wistful ghostlike companion among silent pedestrians on Fifth Avenue. The verse contemplates companionship and grief, noting how joy and sorrow accompany each traveler on the broad highroad.
The General Demand for a safe laxative body of known value is met by Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna from the California Fig Syrup Co. It claims ethical practice, gentle yet prompt action, and wide physician approval. Sold by leading druggists at fifty cents per bottle.
Mrs Jane Bancroft Rebinson was chosen by the Detroit Methodists to lead their delegation to the next general conference. It is the first time a woman has been elected to such a position and she won on the first ballot with a comfortable majority of the delegates.
An advertisement touts Wine of Liquora as a quick pleasing choice for kingly taste. It claims medical professionals recommend the product to convalescents and implies strong customer conversion after a single home trial.
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