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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1905
Page
4
Notice to advertisers. East Oregonian must receive copy by 4 48 p m on the last living day and by 6 20 p m for the next issue. Listings and notices refer to Weekly and monthly issues including three weekly sections and postal subscriptions.
A damaged OCR fragment shows a garbled poem line attributed to Gerald Massey. The readable bits hint at themes of defiance and strength, but most content is indecipherable, rendering a coherent summary unlikely.
A letter from J. M. Stewart accuses Pendleton of failing to curb crime and disorder as election season opens. It condemns gambling, drunkenness, and harassment by outsiders, calls for responsible leadership, and urges residents to vote to change local officials and enforce laws.
Oregon Hill engineer John H Lewis denounces the Levigeted lands under the Dea ce Company contract as over extended. He reports many tracts within 20 miles of a water source lack irrigation and accuses the company of inflated claims. The state engineer halts the alleged spread and demands proper irrigation coverage.
Fragmentary OCR hints at a state reclamation matter involving land sales, policy timelines, and officials named Adel, Henry, and Tigak. The text references the state recommending patent actions, transfer of lands, and anticipated reforms within a few years, showing confidence in state oversight and observance of duties.
A vivid prose tribute extols the Forestry building at Laws and Chork as a monumental temple to Oregon. It praises architecture and sculpture as embodiments of toleration and rugged honesty, arguing the timbered edifice will inspire visitors and carry Oregon’s story to future generations.
A large construction plan outlines the expansion of northern river routes and a new main line toward Portland. The project, costing about 10 million dollars, promises major benefits for farmers and transportation across the state, including potential branch lines and feeders to Washington and Oregon railways.
Governor Folk urges strict law enforcement despite fears of financial ruin to communities. He cites prohibition era results showing increased property values and business activity in Missouri towns when gambling and dramshop laws are enforced. Also notes local moves and a family departure to Adame Oregon with land purchase near Cayloy.
A long excerpt reviews Scandinevisition with focus on Norway and Sweden. It discusses separate governance, potential throne solutions, and the impact on unity, trade, and security, arguing for a Scandinavian triple alliance and stability amid external pressures. It notes Denmark-Norway history and contemplates a future royal or republican arrangement.
In Urbana Oklahoma Kelly describes eczema flare ups with burning acid-like sensations and pustules returning as heat rises. He recalls five years of torment using various medicated preparations with little relief until a remedy stopped the itching and skin inflammation.
Hex Buggies are well built offering the simplest safest and most luxurious means of travel for town or country use. Prices favor buyers. A wagon that offers best value is Winona Wagons. They promise reliable performance, low maintenance, and sturdy construction with a shop ready to support customers.
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