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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1906
Page
4
The EAST VURGONIAN PUBLISH recounts a passage about an eagle held by a thin chain for months. Once the chain breaks the bird flies no longer aware of its power, a parable applied to humans trapped by theology and religion. Ralph Waldo Trine's line from The Greatest Thing in the World frames the reflection.
Citizens urged to back the Umatilla Morrow county fair in Pendleton from September 24 to 2% as premiums totaling 1000 dollars will be awarded for agricultural horticultural livestock and industrial exhibits. The appeal notes irrigation districts and local effort, stressing the fair belongs to the two counties and should be a model event.
Chinese residents of Oregon celebrate the anniversary of the birth of prominent Chinese Freemasons. The piece recalls Freemasonry as an ancient and universal institution since the building of Solomon's Temple and notes ongoing traditions among Chinese Freemasons in the state.
The article extols Freemasonry as a living universal force of friendship charity and fraternity. It claims the order flourished worldwide through history with echoes in diverse cultures from Pendleton to early explorers and ancient civilizations.
California Democrats at their state convention endorsed a reform platform backing equal suffrage, mothers' citizenship, municipal and state utility ownership, labor laws, direct primaries, and other progressive measures. The document signals strong support for Bryan and positions California as a model for national reform.
A historical notice praises ENSREN CHARITY as a relentless religious force aiding the needy in social slums. It claims the group reaches beyond conventional churches, delivering relief with pure motive, while noting local harvest weather favors Armadilla county. It laments youth missteps and aims to shield workers from unfair job barriers.
The report notes sheep at 4.50 pounds per head hogs at 0.07 per pound and apples at 2.50 per box. It suggests that western opportunities remain abundant with many chances to profit in Umatilla County.
Collier's breaks the foe on August 13 with a full page of classified advertising. In a move long anticipated by weekly magazines, Tridgway's, the new weekly to be published by BEvery- concludes a shift that may prompt other weeklies to follow.
The notice outlines new classified rates at two dollars per line with a minimum, and warnings that copies received after September 14 will be billed at 144 per line. It mentions Everybody's carrying 14 pages of classifieds in the September number and previews a new Reviews section opening with the September issue featuring Carrigate lines and a six-indict option, as the American Frexs.
A critic hails three or four poems from Wort decade with Bach on His Own Tongue by Willem Hubert Carruth drawing praise from readers worldwide. Episcopal ministers Yale and Westminster Abbey quotes mark its reach while debates divide between evolution and God. autumn imagery lingers in the verse.
British customs report 1875 butter samples from 14 countries. Holland supplied nearly all bad and doubtful shipments except one from the United States. Adulterated consignments were Dutch in origin and penalties in prosecutions were often insignificant despite large sums involved.
Americin exports of agricultural implements for the fiscal year ended June 30 totaled 24,544,427, up about 20 percent from 1906. Mowers and reapers made up about half the trade. Top customers were Argentina 5,963,714, Russia 3,851,455, France 2,995,243, and Germany 2,016,894.
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL AT MONMOUTH mal graduates, School directors ay mouth graduates, and the demand for turning full information will be sent on Address J. B. W. Regine its 25th year September 26 1906. Three full courses of study Higher course recognized In Washing ton and other states, The best and shortest way to a state and Ife paper Additional work in both general and especial Methods, also, school manage ment for graded and ungraded schools will be given this coming year Longer terms, higher wages and better opportunities are open to cot preciate the superior ability of Mon axcess the supply. Catalogues con application. Correspondence Invited. BUTLER, Registrar.
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