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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1903
Page
4
A damaged OCR fragment from Pendleton Oregon outlines local media ties and events. Names and places are garbled but suggest coverage of a main series or asset relates to security matters and public notices in the Oregonian Publishing context.
The article discusses civic civility, moral guidance, and education in Oregon with references to the state superintendent’s annual report showing over 1000 more school children than last year. It notes political debates, candidates, and the philanthropy of Andrew Carnegie donating to his native Dunfermline and the hope that such gifts uplift communities and youth with “sweetness and light.”
An extended discussion on world cotton production and trade highlights the United States British and Continental shares, with a focus on recent shortages and a controversial price spike. The piece links these issues to Western advertising efforts and local Oregon exhibitions as proof of industrial readiness and economic vitality.
In 1872 US consul William F. Johnson reported wild orange trees inland along the Amant river. Seeds sent to Washington led to experiments in Southern California near Riverside. Eliza Tlobete urged propagation, trees were planted at Tiber in December, and by 1877 the first seedless naval varieties flowered. The rare trees sparked California’s naval orange industry, which expanded to over 600,000 trees in a single year.
Woman and man suffer from kidney and bladder troubles praised by Kilmer’s Swamp Root. The ad claims the remedy relieves symptoms quickly, offers a free sample bottle, and cites testimonials. It urges readers to write Kilmer & Co in Binghamton New York and to mention the paper.
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