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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1908
Page
4
A local political appeal from a supporter urging voters in Umatilla County to back Bryan. The piece condemns tariff wars and threads of Democratic opposition, arguing for more enlightened policies and warning against reactionary campaigns. It references historic tariff debates and calls for voter action in upcoming elections.
The speaker reflects on growing understanding of sorrow with each year end. Sorrow becomes deeper and more comprehended, its causes and purposes clarified. The comparison to crust after fasting and the faint cheer after a hiss by an actor evokes resilience and appreciation in hardship.
A local editorial argues Oregon leans to Bryan over Taft praising his stands on tariff reform bank safety and Japanese exclusion. It claims Republicans fear the tide and urges Oregonians to vote for Bryan to gain federal attention and fair treatment for the state.
A political critique denounces opponents as misrepresenting past economic crises. The writer recalls the Cleveland era and the 1893 panic, arguing those events impact the current campaign less than recent failures, and calls for a historical perspective to judge contemporary threats to democratic success.
Good news from Walla Walla that the city grants a franchise to the Oregon and Washington Traction company. The project promises industrial growth for Umatilla County and lower power and living costs as the interurban line between Walla Walla and Pendleton proceeds.
The piece criticizes Taft campaign funds from predatory trusts bolstering a press bureau and flooding the nation with biased material. It accuses the local Taft paper of publishing column after column of this propaganda, filling the paper in place of real news and lacking self respect.
In Baker City residents are urged to support a municipal campaign emphasizing law and order without explicit advocacy. The call asks towns and people to act decently and create a cleaner, nicer community, noting commercial benefits of a clean town.
American farmers aim to import surplus machinery from foreign countries at roughly one third below the price charged domestically by Whit the harvester. The move targets reducing costs for farm operations amid rising equipment expenses.
An acclaimed French collector praised a landscape. A friend painter added an old peasant woman on a road, replacing the central river. The owner and the original painter confronted the change, angered by the altered scene and the mistaken river.
In moving waters deep that sleep and wake the living, old graves lie under frost and flowers while Autumn winds drive memory of distant ships and sailors. Sarah Orne Jewett poems blend with notices of Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition displays on tuberculosis treatment and outdoor living. United States displays will showcase irrigation and forestry with lectures by authorities next summer in Seattle.
Debates erupt as papers publish stories about James Sherman one side sees incriminating evidence, the other views them as vindication. Public opinion divides along lines of perception and bias.
The Well Informed seeks a simple pleasant efficient liquid laxative. California Fig Syrup Co offers Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a wholesome gentle yet prompt remedy. Physicians endorse it for family use. buy genuine product from California Fig Syrup Co through leading druggists. Price fifty cents per bottle.
A famous animal painter recalls a boyhood Cet between two dogs, one owned by an Irish prizefighter. The Irishman’s dog was beaten, jealousy lingered, and only the painter and owner witnessed the fight. The painter’s sly answer saved his life, as the dog was said to have won while under the other, gnawing at him.
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