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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1903
Page
4
The text is an OCR fragment from the East Oregonian publishing listing payment options and contact details. It references Portland Perkins, Meher Seripne Meline, and other names, but the readable portion mainly covers subscription methods and mailing frequencies rather than a complete event.
The city braces as a quick solution league forms to curb walking delegates, rail against strikers, and restore order amid months of unrest. Citizens vow to escort nonresident delegates from the city and end disruptions to wagons, deliveries, and daily business while referencing Pennsylvania coal mine strikes and broader labor tensions.
A lengthy note discusses auto travel from San Francisco to A and A National Boulevard. It cites Dr H N Jackson and K Crechker who just motored from San Francisco in 68 ars and explains how slow roads turn three week journeys into two month ordeals. The text mentions a wrecking outfit and derrick to pull a vehicle out of mud holes encountered on poor highways.
The New York World argues a national highway could connect every town along its route, though early roads would require fording rivers and crossing embankments with few bridges. It asserts transcontinental auto trips would attract wealthy travelers, offset by the ongoing tourism.
The piece argues Major General Leonard Wood rose late in rank due to legal limits, despite organizing the Rough Riders and shaping key actions. It praises his leadership at San Juan Hill while noting rival claims and debates over his title, calling for recognition of his national service.
Wages in Spanish gold per day for ten hours varied in Cuba with bookbinders earning 1.50 to 2.06, carpenters 3.50 to 6.00, laborers 1.26, masons 2.40 to 2.60, mechanics tee, painters 1. to 2.50, shoemakers 2c, tinsmiths 1 to 1.50. Mrs. Jane Wicklam, who was divorced from her husband at Eugene this May, died at the county poor farm near Eugene from a condition physicians call a broken heart.
A letter from J C Thers of Berryman Crawfant Co Missouri claims long illness and poor appetite improved after using Golden Medical Discovery. He states after five bottles his health and sleep improved, warning against substitutes and urging readers to accept no other medicine.
A lyrical wandering piece yearns for spring and travel from Ontario to Western Canada. The speaker envisions the wild goose migration, dreams of summer, and names various places like Nova Scotia and Evangeline while weaving a reed of nature and memory through a journey motif.
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