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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1903
Page
4
Bavarian brewers are famed for top quality beer as Munich ships about 9.1 million barrels yearly. The region’s output and popularity drive strong demand abroad while local drinkers savor varieties and traditions that define the world’s best beer image.
Banecroft's history portrays the Yaquis as maintaining independence for over two centuries defending their valleys against Spain and Mexico. They are described as peaceful, industrious, and honest, with women fighting beside men, and Diaz's government criticized for failing to treat them justly.
Quote from Joseph Smith, president of the Mormon church, praising wealth only when its use furthers homely virtues and manual arts. He warned against glory to man and stressed practical skills. The text reflects 19th century religious views on wealth and civilization.
The piece discusses the Walla Walla-Dixie rail project's aims into Granit Ronde and Wallowa valleys, praises Lewis and Clark Centennial Women's clubs, and questions punitive measures for meat safety and public health. It also covers Pendleton school board plans, taxpayer concerns, and the impact of high property valuations on tax burdens.
At a closing Morfio session in Salt Lake City Sumulay quotes Joseph Smith urging Mortons to pay down debt and prepare for financial crises. He notes panic of 1893 hit debtors hardest as prices fell, mortgages due, and markets collapsed. disciplined savers fared better while Corbett’s will stresses work and prudent support for descendants.
The conference committee on the naval appropriation bill decided the United States should remain the third naval power. The vote occurred in late session hours with no debate. A Foss submittal shows leading navies by tonnage, placing the United States behind England and France.
Frank G. Carpenter reports from Munich that beer replaces water for many in Germany. He notes extensive daily consumption with estimates of a national beer bill creating a vast lake of beer and about 40 gallons per person yearly. The account emphasizes widespread drinking across all ages and social groups.
The Ol Malia' Club of Hollycon, Wash adopts a jumble yell reading Raith rix ral pix Nineteen four Next year Is leap year Walt no more and other quirky lines. Contractor Cris Nygard of Hillyard, Wash dies by suicide by shooting.
In this ad style notice a claimant describes rheumatism pain as bloodstream disease and promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure by cleansing the blood. It asserts increased blood formation and vitality, cites a long suffering patient case, and warns against substitutes while endorsing Pleasant Pellets for bowel cleansing.
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