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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1905
Page
4
Notice to advertisers announces advertising deadlines and copy requirements for Oregonian publication. It lists the Pendleton post office matter, contact points and deadlines for material to appear in forthcoming issues, stressing timely submissions for Monday runs.
Fragmentary verse evokes wind and fire, urging cleansing and awakening. The piece names a ritual altar, mortal flame, and a call to illuminate the soul and the mother. Edwin Markham appears as the author in a stray stanza.
Pendleton posts growth in postoffice receipts topping Portland by over one percent in the year to June 30 1904 through 1905 Pendleton receipts total 13891 then 16515 while Portland shows 305293 to 416062 for the years ending June 10 1904 and 1908 Portland claims the larger gain but the comparison omits Pendleton from its figures The piece urges Portland to acknowledge Pendleton’s rise as the inland empire’s queen city.
Citizens urge the court to remit fines for the Preewater Liquor Club, arguing the group violated a local vote against whiskey but deserve no leniency to deter others. They claim organizers knew the law and acted against the community will, risking a pattern of evasion.
The report critiques public barriers to progress and fairness in industrial competition. It cites several notable cases where land acquisition efforts near the Columbia River Gorge at Vancouver were allegedly tied to a railroad company seeking to control entry points, challenging existing laws and public access.
Residents and attorneys clash with a new electric line company seeking entry to Fortipad city. They argue the venture would block progress, threaten streets access, and challenge existing railroad routes while urging government action to regulate or halt the project.
Professor Chamberlily of Chirk University argues for female political superiority over men to win voting rights. He lists numerous traits where women excel, including patience, perception, charity, and diplomacy, suggesting public ownership platforms could rise with a female mayoral win in New York and foreshadow broader reform moves toward presidential nomination on similar lines.
A decision by the eclrculc court of Bolee City upholds recent Sunday closing ordinances by Hesse city council as constitutional and enforceable. The ruling confirms saloons must remain closed in the capital of Idaho for now. A broader Western town development push includes Pendleton to Cam jot Prairie and Susanville, with Pendleton Commercial interests urging completion without delay.
The Plains scenes evoke a long caravan moving west with horses, whips, and iron wheels, ending toward the Merc east of the plains. Meanwhile, in South Bend, Washington, the F.O.O. are constructing a $43,000 building as part of local development.
Fractured OCR text presents a poetic fragment invoking wild landscapes and a brotherhood seeking art amid nature. Names like Kivinor Worthington Michorand and Pacific Monttity surface amid garbled phrases about winds, waves, and fruit and sea of wheats. The piece reads as a lyrical homage to the western landscape and a mythical journey.
Colorado Springs writer recounts a Civil War deserter Jordan from Evansville who was branded with a D and died of grief after punishment. Grant halted further branding as too brutal. Jordan’s grave lies near the city. Also notes Verne fiction plausibility and pelican lore in San Francisco. A 2,000,000 women petition series on Smoot continues.
A newspaper feature extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a solution for women with ailments peculiar to their sex. It claims physicians fail because patients withhold details and praises Pinkham's Lynn Massachusetts laboratory for personalized advice and numerous cures among American women.
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