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Newspaper

Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1907

Page

4

Frivast Subscription Rates and Forest Policy Fragments

Fragments show subscription rates for Frivast with daily and weekly plans by mall, plus a corrupted Chicago Bureau address and scattered policy rhetoric. The text also rails at range leasing by government as beneficial to stockmen and criticizes overcrowding and range fights, ending with a proverb about “each for all.”

Mall Ly Mall Chicago Security Washingwn D. C Pons Teenth Street Scrippa News Association

Night Wanderers in Darkened Lands

Poem fragment echoes Edwin Markham on wild beings and haunted hearts. A bird, a fox, and a worm seek shelter as they roam night and rain. The verses lament broken homes and the lack of refuge for hearts amid hate and exile.

Edwin Markham

Pendleton Tribune flips on popular election of senators

The Pendleton Tribune reverses its stance on the direct election of U S senators. It previously advocated a people’s vote but now argues the legislature should pick the senator chosen by the controlling party, labeling the shift as a same old game in new clothes.

Portland Pendleton Tribune United States The Hades High Water

Grass for the Future in Harney County Oregon

A Burns correspondent’s claim that 60 percent of Harney County opposes range leasing is challenged as overdrawn and unfair to southeastern Oregon stockmen. The piece argues opposition stems from vested interests and calls for continued forestry policy and government protection to prevent overgrazing and depleted ranges.

The Oregonian Burns Harney County Roosevelt Burne Oregon Willamette West Mit

Value of a Good Stallion Demonstrated by York Herd

In Pendleton a white Shire stallion belonging to W. P. York, pioneer horseman of the John Day river, is praised as a model of farm value. York notes his stallion’s 200 offspring sold at fair prices, with total market estimates around 25 thousand dollars. He highlights demand and rising prices for quality teams in Umatilla, Grant, and Morrow counties, and the broader growth of eastern Oregon’s horse industry with Porcheron, Shire, Belgian, and other breeds expanding rural prosperity.

W. P. York John Day River York John Day Ranch Pendleton Umatilla Grant Counties Irvine Umnaula Grant Morrow East Oregonian Oregon

Respect for the Law and Crime Rates Debate

The Alabama State Bar discusses rising crime, low regard for human life, and causes from foreign influx to weak criminal procedure. They cite stark homicide comparisons with London New York and California, urging public conscience and enforcement reforms amid fair commission praise for Prof McHiroy's musicians.

Alabama State Bar Association Hia Association New England London California America Europe

Ireland’s New Dawn at the Irish International Exhibition

A Dublin pageant links Keelor’s verse to the Irish revival as Donnybrook fades. The article contrasts old Ireland’s market place with modern unity under new land policy and industrial growth, praising technical education, home industries, and a two mile square exhibit area illustrating national progress.

Herbert Park Dublin City Donnybrook Ireland Treland Donnybrook Fair

Locomotives Old and New in American Rail History

The Baltimore and Ohio led early steam locomotive proposals in 1831 with a $4000 design intended to burn cow or coke and move 15 tons at 14 mph. The piece contrasts this with General Electric electric locomotive No 6000, highlighting the rapid progress from steam to electric propulsion and the belief that electric locomotives will eventually replace steam for speed, power, and control.

United States Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company Hieneral Electric Company New York Central Railroad Baltimore & Ohio Holt To Alaim

Force in a Lightning Stroke Relayed by Steinmetz

Dr Charles F Steinmetz, noted electrician, discussed challenges in estimating lightning force. He noted instruments alone cannot measure the impact and highlighted variables such as flash duration and eye impression. Bremmers estimates the light output of a typical flash is sufficient to illuminate.

Charles F. Steinmetz Bourne Bremmers

Fragmented Historical Dates From Sep 24 History

Reading lists a mix of events and dates including treaties with the Iroquois in America, Aaron Burr’s death, amendments and battles, with several garbled phrases. The fragment mentions the first treaty with Iroquois, Burr’s founder claim, and various 18th and 19th century items amid OCR errors.

America Aaron Burr Princetown University U. S Horn United States Dom Pedro T Lisbon Monterey Mexico Sevastopol Wilton Jcounty Tenn

Marking County Roads by Jeffery Supports Slawposts

Thomas B Jeffery of Kenosha Wisconsin personally donates 25000 to erect slawposts at highway intersections across Wisconsin and Illinois. The piece urges the American Automobile Association and motorist clubs to act, criticizing state indifference and calling for public highway information for motorists.

Thomas B. Jeffery Kenosha Wisconsin Tllinois American Automobile Association

James T. Kirk Pioneer of the 60s Dies in Oregon

James T. Kirk, a pioneer of the 1860s era, died at the Franklin residence of his son J. F. Kirk on Friday night at age 86. The obituary notes his role as a veteran and ties in a poem about sacrifice and strength.

James T. Kirk J. F. Kirk Franklin Ore

Portland hotel advertises rates and amenities

The notice from H. Bowers, manager, promotes a Portland Oregon hotel offering American plan from $3 per day, special rates for families and single gentlemen, with rooms shown at reasonable Blue prices. It mentions a modern Turkish bath facility in the hotel.

Portland Oregon Allmes Bowers

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