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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1908
Page
7
The Daily East Oregonians announces subscription rates by mail and carrier including daily, weekly, and weekend options for various terms. It lists offices at 14th Street Pendleton and related agents, with postal and press association details and mailing policies.
The verse speaks of collective agency to forge a fair fabric and choose a pattern. It envisions blending diverse hues to craft a resilient social fabric, urging collaborative effort to build strength and justice in the community.
The piece condemns employer threats to coerce workers to vote for Taft, tracing tactics to Mark Hanna and the 1896 election. It argues such coercion undermines free government, calls for felony charges against coercive practices, and blames both bosses and campaign managers for this dangerous influence on democracy. The author insists workers must vote freely for their beliefs.
The East Oregonian urges Umatilla county farmers to abandon summer fallowing and adopt crops like Canadian field peas and alfalfa. Dr. James Withycombe advocates diversification to enrich soil and increase annual production. The paper argues progressive change benefits farmers, county development, and readers deserve fair consideration of expert advice.
Editorial urging support for relocating the library from the Commercial Association rooms to City Hall. Argues the library deserves proper quarters and notes past delays in providing adequate space. Emphasizes civic duty to back the move for improved public access and resources.
Citizens urged to support a revived library in Pendleton with adequate, well furnished rooms. The piece notes neglect and calls on local women and schoolpeople to raise funds, aided by a substantial endowment from the Sturgis benefaction and Judge Fee’s management, to sustain a up to date reading room.
A dated tribute adores William J. Bryan as fearless leader in a speech and press battle context. Clarence Eddy's poem lauds Bryan, contrasts speech and action, and notes Republican praise and widespread tributes.
The passage imagines the Republican press and orators denouncing Thoosevell as unsafe and dangerous. It predicts calls to muzzle him and fear at the very idea of his candidacy for president.
Monday afternoon a dozen or more city and county merchants gather to support keeping the woolen mill in Pendieton. They insist the effort is righteous and destined to succeed, urging strong, active leadership over weak business ties.
Fragmentary quote shows a debate over executive power with references to cabinet members, postmasters, the army and navy, and a claim for dynastic rule during a president's term. Limited readable detail leaves ambiguity about context or date.
A short line from an Oregon page notes a clear October day in eastern Oregon. The piece evokes bright skies and crisp air, typical of high desert autumns, with a quiet sense of seasonal transition and wide-open spaces.
Press dispatches show Canadian Pacific western bollermaker crews refuse the union settlement and stay off the job. Union officials urge nonreturn. Of the mechanics who returned to Winnipes, all express dissatisfaction and say they were led like sheep by lenders.
A period piece notes that marriage and motherhood alter women’s appearance and vitality. It argues neglect of pelvic health drains weakens beauty and health, urging use of Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription, a tonic and nervine said to aid women in all conditions. Free consultation offered at Dr. Pierce’s Invalids’ Hotel and Sanitarium, 663 Main Street.
A collection of testimonials from women claiming Peruna relieves ailments such as constipation rheumatism kidney trouble bronchitis and other catarrhal conditions. The letters portray daily life experiences and emphasize women’s faith in Peruna as a trustworthy remedy cited by many as aiding their health.
A series of testimonial letters extols Peruna as a cure for bronchitis chronic catarrh and related ailments. Mrs Clara L Miller and others claim improved health through Peruna with mentions of vasa motor nerves tone and systemic relief. The note also announces Peruna tablets as a liquid alternative.
A fragmentary draft addressing a speaker hints at belief in ultimate triumph of righteous causes. The text suggests prophecy in certain events or efforts.
A British inventor, Frank W. Dunithorpe of Bath, introduces a color photography method using a hardening bath and dye solutions. The negative prints directly onto gelatinized paper by contact, producing a finished print in about five minutes and allowing many copies from one negative.
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