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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1907
Page
4
Rates listed for mail subscriptions by period and method. One year options vary between Bi weekly weekly terms with payments in pounds or dollars, showing multiple mis-spaced entries and unclear values. The fragmentary text names Milly, Melly, and Lewi-Winkly among other entities with no coherent dates or destinations.
Oregon faces rapid population growth with crowded dormitories at the University of Oregon Corvallis Agricultural College and Weston lodging over 20 percent of attendees. Every town shows excess student housing while out‑of‑state enrollment at Washington institutions underscores the need to expand Oregon facilities and keep education within the state.
The Pendleton Tribune denounces demagogues and fakirs while urging voters to favor genuine reform and modern, progressive candidates. It argues readers should demand qualified legislators and reject perpetual office seekers tied to old doctrines and partisan dictate.
A political snippet admonishes figures in Portland to accept the bosses’ dilemmA or face ostracism within the party of their forefathers. The text reflects pressure from party leadership on dissenting voices and loyalty expectations.
Oliver P. Morton of the reclamation service addressed the district fair audience about the desert reclamation effort. He noted the low pay of officials compared to private wealth, yet praised the fervent professional spirit, dedication, and ideals driving engineers attorneys and experts toward the nation’s future. The same uplift extends from officials to the workers, from chain carriers to concrete mixers, all feeling the magnitude and uplifting conquest of reclaiming the deserts.
Oregon politicians widely back Roosevelt for a second term with three of four congress members signaling approval of a third term concept. The Exponent Oregonian argues for a full continuation to complete reform aims while noting regional self-help limits, including poultry egg production potential near McKay creek and Blue mountains.
The passage alleges that Black citizens, laborers, Philippine veterans, and general masses oppose Taft, while Taft alone consistently supports Taft. The summary reflects a charged, reform-era political critique without endorsing any party or outcome.
A brief verse by Waterhouse in New York reflects on the enduring charm of old-time melodies. The speaker recalls lullabies and tender tunes from childhood, contrasting them with ragtime and modern marches. The poem laments aging yet promises to keep the memory of these songs alive.
The article cites Kansas City school exams showing 67 percent of pupils with weak eyes, 26 percent throat trouble, and about 10 percent defective hearing. It argues malnutrition and sanitation neglect plague countries similarly, criticizing emphasis on crops over the “child crop” and citing broader American and European trends. It also notes a San Francisco Star critique on Indian immigrants and British policy, plus a report on Adams stealing $69,050.07 from Alaska dust shipments.
A sizable electric sign near the depot draws attention as a prominent roadside marker. Passersby note the bright display and its visibility from the adjacent block and a half.
The Hotel Pendleton, proprietor A Brown, has been refitted with updated telephone and fire alarm connections in all rooms. Serving as headquarters for traveling men, it offers commodious sample rooms, free bus service, weekly or monthly rates, excellent cuisine, prompt dining room service, and a bar with billiard room. Located only three blocks from depots.
The article argues the mountain lion is a coward, citing rare man attacks and a Florida incident where a hunter’s pig lure was stolen. It notes a meeting in La Grande about uniting claimants’ interests, with 950 off land claimants across 24 sections near Vale Malheur county, mainly in La Grande Union Flynn and Vale.
The American plan hotel in Portland Oregon lists rooms at 3 dollars per day and up, with special rates for families and single gentlemen. Management invites visitors to view rooms and see prices. H. C. Bowers, Manager.
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