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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1905
Page
4
Notice to advertisers from The News Ethic Oregon urging timely submission of ads to the Oregonian by the preceding day. Mentions offices in Portland and Pendleton and provides filing details for display notices and supplements.
In the Oregonian a plea laments the neglect of ex Senator Henry W. Corbett by the Lewis and Clark fair organizers. Geer notes the fair honors Joaquin Miller, Sam Simpson, Fo X Matthieu, Sacajawea, and others while omitting Corbett despite his role as first president. He argues money politics honors fade, and true memory requires more than form.
The piece defends Rev. Haynes of Chicago who used a ministerial permit to transport people to Seattle, arguing he carried only dependents supported by him and thus acted within rights. It accuses railroads and press of exaggerating the offense to discredit him amid protests against unfair freight rates and extensive passes.
Miniterial privileges of Haynes are questioned as his actions are linked to family arrangements during a Pachite quest. A stretching of certain protocols is noted, with Haynes seen emulating some tactics but not excused before the public.
Cheyenne emerges as a model for municipal reform with a crackdown on gamblers and crime. The author praises a battle against vice, urges a civic policy shift, infrastructure support for visitors, and adherence to direct primary law in Oregon’s political scene.
Snapshot of global rail stats: total 537,105 miles with the US holding about 270,368, Europe 187,776, Asia 46,592, Africa 15,649 and Australia/Aveteiasia 16,705. Europe dominates in lines with Germany leading. The United States shows 204,000 miles, about 40 percent of global total, with engines and passenger cars lagging but freight cars abundant. Also notes a jail sentence in Wallace Idaho for public drunkenness and mentions "A Bottle of Ink" widely known by a pseudonym.
Thomas B. Gregory reviews the Agner question in France for the Memphis News-Scimitar. He argues alcoholism threatens France’s vitality, citing government statistics on deaths and diseases linked to drinking, posters urging temperance, and comparisons of alcoholic impact across French departments.
An advertisement urges readers that kidney weakness affects the entire body and promotes Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root as a remedy. It claims modern science links most diseases to kidney disorders and offers trial bottles with mail order, promising a pamphlet to check kidney health.
A promotional note explains dramatic drops in piano prices. It argues bulk buying cuts out middlemen and wasteful expenses, enabling lower costs. The piece hints at streamlined shipping and careful handling to deliver value to consumers seeking pianos.
A historical notice touts piano sales across many cities and promises low prices. It highlights brands Chickering, Weber, Kimball, and others, with flexible payment plans including rent-to-own options and trial periods. The message emphasizes large inventories, easy terms, and customer convenience on a nationwide sales push.
The advertisement highlights new ring styles with high quality and surprisingly low prices, inviting shoppers to browse the collection and be amazed by the value offered.
St Josephs Academy Pendleton Oregon under the direction of the Eleters of St Francia of Philadelphia offers resident and day pupils with special attention to music and elocution. Students prepared for teachers examinations for county and state certificates. For particulars address.
Wall built wagons provide safes and luxurious transport for town or country buyers. Prices favor buyers as wagon quality promises lasting value and low maintenance costs. The dealer emphasizes customer protection, a well equipped shop, and up-to-date machinery to support service and dependability.
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