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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1902
Page
4
A damaged OCR fragment cites Sir Walter Raleigh arguing that drunkenness destroys vanity less than other sins, suggesting a drunkard loses the delight of beauty and virtue. The quotation reflects moralizing critique of intoxication and self restraint.
James A breaks down business sentiment and warns of a readjustment in the United States economy. He cites excessive imports, stagnant exports, and looming unemployment as mills close and production outpaces demand. He urges action to restore balance and avert widespread stagnation.
A Baker county agitation backs a two mile limit on sheep grazing near settlements while Pendleton irrigation leaders urge harmony among stock raising mining agriculture lumbering and mercantile interests. They call for cooperation to boost Eastern Oregon’s fortunes and push for countrywide recognition.
Advert says ponies in high demand in Chicago market and among private buyers. Demand outstrips supply as breeders note higher prices for small ponies ideal for children. emphasis on proper breed type, growth conditions, and safety for juvenile riders and drivers.
Fragmentary text shows a candidate declaring no intent to run while others attack processes and express frustrations at meetings. Mentions of names, committees, and a reference to a historical work imply a local political dispute and voter sentiment about fairness and leadership.
The Northern Star potato variety sparked a market fairy tale in Fifeshire. A borrower sold a few tons at 12 10 a ton, yielding huge returns as dealers bought 1380 pounds from two pounds. Subsequent consignments climbed to 500 a ton, with Kime and Blades also investing. The King Edward VI potato’s rise to 40 a ton is noted as comparatively tame by London News.
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