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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1904
Page
6
Bonesteel braces for Rosebud land claim draws as martial law tightens. Daily 100 names will be called from registration books until lands are exhausted, with strict guard over the land office and strict entry controls.
The Oregon Sunday Journal notes a new illness among linotypers from machine emanations. Foreman C. Killen is the first local case reported, reflecting a labor related health concern tied to molten metal exposure in composing rooms.
N C Maris, longtime manager of the Wade herd in UmaHill County, has been named field editor of the Rural Spirit. In a recent issue the paper notes his return from a trip and highlights his new role and duties.
An advertisement claims Dr. Kings New Life Pills end pain from taxed organs causing dizziness backache liver complaint and constipation. They are described as gentle yet thorough and are offered by Tallman Co. drug store with a guaranteed price.
Athena reports Mrs. Spencer recovering from a sudden illness and Mrs. Worthington improving. It notes several births, a death tied to a stomach tumor, a Parke infant illness, and visits by residents from nearby towns. Additional items include a birth August 4 and a Weston Mountain obituary reference.
A descriptive pamphlet titled Agriculture in Oregon is being printed for the St. Louis World's Fair by the Lewis and Clark Fair commission. Hon. Wallis Nash of Portland authored it with data from the Oregon Agricultural College and experiment station. The 22 page work aims for 60,000 copies and should be completed by September 1. Also note the populist and Democrat tickets in Topeka, Kansas.
A caller urges readers to join a contest offering one hundred dollars, with prizes based on predicting Oregon's vote in the upcoming presidential election. Subscriptions bring entries, with details on how to send money, numbers, and the closing date of November four. The message references past data from 1904 and outlines various subscription options and penalties for non-participation.
A political mail piece addresses a candidate and requests response to a blank, promising a future vote in Oregon. The text directs completing a blank with a specific vote count and encloses the envelope with a period.
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