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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1906
Page
4
The notice listssubscription options for an Independence era newspaper, detailing daily, weekly, semiweekly, and mail plans with varying term lengths and prices. It notes the paper is entered at the post office as second class matter.
The text presents a compact moral warning about reciprocity and judgment. It implies that actions you take toward others will be reflected back to you, stressing careful conduct and fair measure in dealing with people and situations.
A Pendleton view argues against equal suffrage by citing so called heads of families and their wives. The piece critiques church opinions, notes varied domestic roles, and suggests women bear moral authority despite male dominance. It laments masculine leadership as a relic of harsher ages and praises women’s steadiness.
Francis J. Heney took on Oregon land frauds, fighting political manipulation and corrupt juries. He pursued prominent citizens, revealing a long history of rottenness and fraud, and sent several to prison amid charges of a vast scheme.
Fragmentary remarks discuss public figures, corruption, and betrayal of trust, asserting that those in office face consequences and that Heney’s legacy will guide Oregon officials toward integrity. The text implies a broader call for reform and vigilance in political leadership.
A long delay in the Steinenberg murder case prompts socialist publications to cry foul while supporters say the wait ensures an impartial trial. The piece argues postponement cools passions, preserves safety, and prevents political manipulation amid a tense tabulated public dialogue.
A floating island near Travensie Thurin Sian summer resort drifts along the public road and hosts its own flora and wildlife. It attracts wild ducks and other animals and features an annual Volksfest on Ascension Day with dancing bratwurst and cheering.
Chicago dispatch reports Frances Marie Norton sister of Charles Guiteau claims henbane given to a sick woman by a doctor error led to Guiteau's act and Garfield's death. Norton says Charles was influenced by religion and politics and notes her mother's illness affected him. Lieut. Gen. Corbin retired at age limit. succeeded by Gen. Greely.
A Chicago Record Herald note captures a jaunty, rambling lyric about a cheerful journey toward trouble and temptation. It paints images of sailors, Lorelei figures, and temptations of wealth and wine, contrasting a bright exterior with a dark outcome.
The Washington Post quotes a US consul describing inland St Michiel in the Acres as the pléneantest place to live. He notes a 40 mile long island with 9 sub-tropical calabri climate, peaceful population, vines, and open windows. He mentions transportation to New York and cultural visits by operas, circuses, bands, and a Portuguese troupe. A plotting couple is described and servants can be hired for 22 a month.
The article notes two native language periodicals for Indians in the United States. The Amelfikinate Enamiad or Pray Joe Lining serves Chippewa Ottawa Algonquin Montagnals and Creeks, edited by Rev. Chrysostom Verwyst with 700 to 800 subscribers, published from Harbor Springs, Michigan. The Sinnsapa Wovekiye Toeyanpoha or Herald of the Blackrobe's Prayer is issued by Rev. Jerome Hunt at Fort Totten, North Dakota, revived after earlier suspension. The Episcopalians publish Ampaokin Morning Dawn for Sioux and Presbyterians their fap! Oayt Wood Carrier, Catholic Sentinel.
Ex Governor Terraxas of Chihuahua holds 17 000 000 peres in property. The Fulowen family reportedly owns 1 000 000 and 2 00 000 perens pockets. Americans like Fleming Ross Riverside Cattle Co 2 000 000 peres and Hereford herd. Phaet Hearst California has mangolflos near Minnen. Gordon ironsidee Ferris and a Canadian company own 1 000 000 acres. Lord Beresford Englishman Irmetend own vast estates. Land prices range 60 to 70 cents gold per acre with rising trend.
The Hotel Pendleton Bollons and Hrown Proprietors operate this historic inn. Established services and lodging described in early records reflect a period business focused on guest rooms and meals under the management of Bollons and Hrown.
The Monmouth state normal school offers three full courses of study with higher courses recognized in Washington and other states. Additional work in general and special methods and school management for graded and ungraded schools will be provided next year. Longer terms and better opportunities advertised by Registrar W. W. Liler.
Medford physician Dr Ray Sealey Mose tests a new irrigation method using a hose four to six inches in diameter and built from six or eight ounce canvas. Water leaks through and irrigates all nearby land, eliminating ditches and scalable to any size. The system is nominal in cost and yields surprising results with little expense. Jerry Turner, amateur aeronaut, fell 200 feet from a trapeze at Oklahoma, Kansas, and died instantly.
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