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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1904
Page
4
The piece laments global markets awash with wool and wheat amid persistent conflict. It notes envy and competition drive nations and peoples, shaping a world where education and ambition feed rivalry rather than unity.
Citizens warn that public fountains in Baker City and La Grande may spread disease while long distance charges differ by country. The letter critiques Northern Securities stock valuations post merger and calls for a united church effort to improve local morals and conditions.
A discussion critiques the spread of vice from saloons into rooming houses, noting moral erosion in the business district. The piece argues that prosperity need not require immorality and cites Poultney Bigelow's warning against relying on political pulls for government jobs.
The Oregonian argues the Republican state convention rightly refrained from endorsing or opposing the direct primary amendment. The piece notes cross party appeal for popular government, urging the measure be placed before voters. It also mentions Caroline R. Blomenberg suing J. M. Upham and J. B. Richardson over 418 acres of reclaimed land, alleging levee tampering with malice.
The passage lists state supreme judge and dairy commissioner, presidential electors, district representatives, district attorney, county officials including sheriff clerk assessor commissioner treasurer and various county and precinct officers such as justice of the peace and constable, naming multiple individuals. It reads like a raw roster of election candidates and officeholders for Umatilla and neighboring areas.
Westminster Gazette reports on Vesta Clark, an Oakland child aged years, who insisted she would die yet remained healthy. Three days later she was struck and killed by an electric car in a purely accidental incident.
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