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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1904
Page
5
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Portland locations including Hotel Perkins and Fourth Street, with scattered names and addresses. The text reads like a public or hotel notice and security contact references but lacks full details for a complete event or announcement.
The text critiques financier influence blocking Malheur irrigation progress and questions Pendleton's cultural tastes for lectures. It recalls Lewis and Clark entries from Fort Mandan 1804 and notes a decade past peak of the free thought movement in the United States, contrasting public interest and reform efforts.
The piece argues secularism rises among middle aged church members while infidelity weakens. It warns that a Russo Japanese clash or peace may reshape Asia, fearing a two power alliance could close markets and world trade, leaving China and Siberia as last open regions.
In the western Lewis and Clark exposition grounds area an experimental display features Western products and live growth. A new feature promises over 2,000,000 invested in a Bessemer steel plant at Sharpsburg, Pennsylvania.
James Harton Adams in Denver Post portrays himself as loyal to Missouri and its people. He reflects on returning to support Missouri in distress, defending the state against accusations, and describing Missouri as mentally afflicted yet with a good heart and the capacity for healing.
An anecdote from Yonkers Statesman describes a man named Sam arriving late after being kicked by a mule. He explains the delay came from the mule kicking him the wrong way, not the intended direction. The dialogue satirizes misfortune and stubborn schedules.
An advertisement for Giet Hostetter's Stomach Bitters warns readers to take the product immediately at first symptoms such as poor appetite belching heartburn sick headache costiveness or sleep loss. It stresses insisting on a private stamp over the bottle neck and cites dyspepsia indigestion chill malaria.
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