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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1907
Page
5
Subscription rates listed in a degraded newspaper clipping include daily and weekly options for various terms by mail or mall. The text shows misread words and garbled phrases with a telephone line for contact, reflecting a historic pricing table format.
Poetic fragment reflecting on faith and fate as two souls briefly meet, suggesting grace and lingering joy beyond separation. Subtle meditation on connection, farewell, and the transient beauty of an encounter.
The article argues for a state experimental farm in eastern Oregon to train irrigated belts farmers and teachers. It urges normal school style irrigation instruction before settlement to prevent failures, noting different methods for arid Umatilla and Morrow counties versus Willamette valley soils and the societal gains from reclamation.
An old man scavenges a vacant lot for worthless scraps while a crowd watches. The piece reflects on urban poverty and hidden sufferings, suggesting many unseen lives behind prosperous facades and the need for charity and understanding.
The article ranks publishing as a major U S manufacturing sector, seventh by volume, after packing and slaughtering and ahead of other key industries. It cites last year’s publishing output at $500 million with $240 million invested capital and $106 million in wages, noting incomplete figures for total payroll.
The East Oregonian employs 21 people and supports 10 families. Printing and publishing rank near the top among Pendleton industries, likely fourth after flour mills, dry goods, and squar e business, reflecting newspapers’ economic and civic influence in the city.
Reflects on the Columbia River's vast power and compares it to Pendleton's growth. Praises individual effort from citizens, institutions, and businesses as the source of the city’s stability and advancement. Criticizes railcar shortages in Portland and calls for shippers to cooperate with railroads. Notes National Civic Federation endorsement of Roosevelt.
A find at Toppenish by A J Splawn reveals Kamiackum Jr the son of the famed chief Kamlackum He hails from Nespelem and shares stories of his father’s early days in the region Splawn believes new material supports a fuller history of the tribe and early settler interactions Northeast of the Colville agency Kamiackum Jr and two brothers will add further recollections for Splawn’s ongoing work A photograph does not exist but a sketch by a wartime army officer is admired by the heirs
Early morning trains often ran late causing arrivals to be delayed at the depot. Passengers faced missed connections and lingering queues as schedules drifted, leaving some travelers behind and frustrated with inconsistent departure times.
A reflective note contrasts trains slipping late with gambling banks that prosper today and falter tomorrow. It warns that fortunes shift quickly and public memory is quick to judge the fallen and the fortunate alike.
A fragmentary report describes Heinze not fully coppering Wall Street as claimed and casts doubt on the extent of his coppering act. The item hints at disputed conduct and partial exposure of actions on financial streets.
Washington state operates five coke plants, three active in 1904, two idle over two years totaling 31 ovens. 1906 coke production reached 45 642 short tons valued at 226 077 dollars, vs 2 137 tons worth 251 717 dollars in 1906. All coal used was washed with two plants using washed run-of-mine and one plant washed slack.
Letters from Mia Rogers LeMoore Cal and others praise Peruna and Manalin for chronic catarrh rheumatism and systemic catarrh. Readers cite cures after taking Peruna with statements of improved digestion appetite and sleep and return of health. Endorsements include seniors and professionals noting long-term benefits and strong faith in the remedy.
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