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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1905
Page
4
Notice to Advertisers for the Oregonian lists submission deadlines and billing terms. It notes subscription options by mail, weekly and monthly rates, and specifies cutoffs for Monday issues and advertising copy. It mentions distribution points in Bend and Portland and provides contact pointers for office details.
A commentary asserts only a great statesman can guide Russia from tyranny to liberal rule. It argues the populace distrusts successors from the old regime, fears bloodshed, and needs a master mind to steer riotous masses toward a stable government built on liberty and confidence.
An association organized by Leaver promotes the Campbell eye of dry farming a experimental farm near the city. It aims to attract immigration by showing what can be done without irrigation on the dy route of the ataty. The group plans a Denver experiment and will publish a magazine with facts from the Campbell method, valuable to progressive irrigation states.
A concise Boise Statesman editorial examines local Boise law with direct, crisp commentary. The piece emphasizes clarity, accountability, and practical impact on residents and governing procedures in Idaho's capital city.
Readers express strong support for police enforcement against gambling and opium, urging tougher penalties and consistent raids. The Tribune accuses city leaders of favoritism and criticizes the East Oregonian for alleged bias while noting taxpayers fund questionable council actions and contract deals.
The d0f-mark in the Commercial genetication membership is sure to be attained by the next meeting on Tuesday November 7. Everyone works toward this end and no obstacle can prevent the objective if all contribute promptly.
Kentucky feudist Hartel Hatfield, long hunted by military authorities, is rumored to be living in southern Wyoming as a wolf trapper. A Louisville whiskey man spotted him in Boggs in the Snake River country, where Hatfield, known as Thad Taker, says he fingers bounties on wolves and bobcats. He claims wealth from pelts and from Snake River stock-raising payoffs, and shows a ready weapon. Authorities pursue Hatfield as he stays hidden in the mountains near Baggy, hoping to avoid capture.
Poem fragment describing nature and faith as a path shaped by divine wonder. Imagery of sun parched meadows white clouds and rain echo the journey of souls toward love and truth, celebrating God’s wondrous way guiding human steps.
A humorous tale from Harper's Weekly recounts a Went clergyman serving in Jersey City and a plumber spouse who attends multiple churches. A Pittsburgh suit reveals four men bought Ohio property for 16,000 dollars, then mortgaged it for 1.6 million, with much sold and bonds for 50,000.
A damaged ad-like text extols Dr Paneco’s Golden Medical Discovery claiming it cures appetite loss indigestion nervous exhaustion and various nerve brain related disorders. It touts liver invigoration blood enrichment and stronger nerve tissue while warning against fake laxatives and urging resort to the medicine.
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