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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1908
Page
4
The notice lists subscription rates and mailing options for East Oregonian Publishing Co for daily weekly and semi weekly editions. It includes various durations and carrier delivery terms and lists telegraph and address contact details in Pendleton Oregon and nearby cities.
A fragment titled The Double Life contrasts inner victories with outward life. It asserts that external appearances may differ from inner deeds, and that true judgment rests with higher powers rather than public opinion. The lines reflect a tension between public performance and private achievement.
Pendleton district fair commissioners promise the best fair yet as they renovate and enlarge the pavilion and expand exhibits. Despite a prohibition vote in Pendleton, local business leaders accept the county result with good grace and pledge broad, improved plans for Umatilla and Morrow counties fairs. East Oregon Ink expects a record pavilion crowd next week.
Rural and city doctors urged Pendleton authorities to protect the milk supply. Dr. Ralph C. Matson of the state board of health cited studies showing bovine tuberculosis in cow’s milk as a source of human infection, especially in children, and argued cities should use police powers to reduce contamination.
A fragmented passage notes a progressive move by dairymen and a related Pen dieton lay measure. The brief hints at ongoing reform efforts aimed at advancing the dairy sector and completing the broader movement.
A reflective piece lauds ex President Olewehinil for independence of mind and principled leadership. It argues that in democracy public opinion shifts, and wiser guidance comes from personal judgment and conscience rather than chasing popular winds or reputations. Every person has an inner compass toward righteousness, valuable for all roles from leaders to ordinary citizens.
Oregon papers mock Harriman as he retreats from Green River Wyoming onto Oregon trains. They condemn perceived snubs in accommodations and dining, arguing it harms Oregon’s image and investment appeal while Harriman tours the Pacific Northwest. The piece notes the contrast with eastern routes and questions why Oregon should endure the slight.
Letters asked prominent peers for opinion on rankings and list Theodore Roosevelt tops the selection with a mix of figures like Thomas A. Edison, Carnegie, and Taft. The Spokane result shows a computed order featuring Roosevelt, Balcon, Bryan, Carnegie and Eliot among others.
Taradixe tells of an angel bestowing a radiant gem to a mortal named Astine. As love grows, pride tempts him to hoard the jewel, forgetting the warning that true love must be shared. A swift, fatal penalty follows when the gem’s divine light unsettles earthly desires.
A tramp resting in the Northwestern depot waiting room in Milwaukee picked up a lodge pin, examined it, and pinned it to his coat. Months later he was struck by a switch engine near the depot and left unconscious. Police asked for identifying papers. none found. A switchman recalled the pin indicated he belonged to Lady Macabree.
The nation watches as President Roosevelt and Willam J. Fryan engage in a pointed verbal sparring contest. Each jab heightens interest, with observers noting the clash as a public test of leadership and resolve amid a heated campaign season.
Consul Nason of Grenoble cites Lefever figures on Paris earnings. Average Paris household about $720 annually, while Champs Elys es yields around $5600 and Faubourg Saint Honore about $8700. Professional incomes vary. 2000 Paris advocates, 1200 over $1000. physicians about $2590 with half earning over $1000. Saleswomen earn about $60 monthly. house servants $20 to $8 monthly. poor seamstresses make roughly one cent an hour, occasionally five cents for long days.
A reflective verse urging empathy and understanding between people. It contrasts judging motives with showing charity and patience. The author invokes inner truth and the desire to see good in others, advocating restraint and kinder judgment. South Caroling Pythian.
The Fraternal Brotherhood lists four war related protections including accident disability old age and death. For further information contact J. T. Mahoney deputy supreme president at 612 Willow Street by phone Clack 3432.
The grand jurors just beginning their term are unlikely to emerge from the jury room with any optimism about the world, their mood reflecting the weighty duties and tough findings they confront.
A fragment from a poem cites melancholy dogs and places the scene in eastern Oregon, suggesting a somber regional mood without broader context or attribution.
Spokane business men list five top Americans: Theodore Roosevelt, Thomas Edison, William J Bryan, Andrew Carnegie, Charles W Fillot. Honorable mentions include Luther Burbank, Barker Washington, J Pierpont Morgan. An American Magazine contributor notes an all night club effort to honor today’s immortals: Roosevelt, Bryan, Morgan, Eliot, Gompers.
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