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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1902
Page
7
A dated fragment from December 27 1402 presents a Franklin quotation praising gentleness and pliancy. The text likens the world to a dark passage and suggests progress requires bending slightly to avoid harm and to reach humane aims.
A long critical essay argues Oregon’s Western legislators must span diverse industries, from agriculture to mining, and engage deeply with local needs. It praises Walter M. Pierce, John L. Rand, and W. W. Steiner for broad experience, contrasting with narrow eastern specialization and urging informed, wide ranging policy.
A Medford New Year’s Eve public watch meeting recalls Jefferson’s measured role during the reading of the Declaration of Independence. The article notes Jefferson spoke little while Adams Franklin and Gwinnett debated, with Adams seeking amendments and Jefferson remaining off the floor. The piece highlights the contrasting eloquence of his contemporaries and the fragile balance against Tory voices.
Stephen A. Lowell argues in the Oregon Daily Journal that Oregon’s future hinges on a grand transportation and irrigation vision. He envisions a Callie canal linking ports with interior prosperity, rapid rail expansion, and a thriving river system. He highlights vast forests, fertile valleys, and mineral wealth as pillars for a booming economy and population growth.
Mrs Gust Moser of Grande Deer Lodge County Montana details eight years of nervous weakness and loneliness then voters to Dr Pierce remedies. She credits Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery with restoring health and endorses the physician’s medical advice and free sample offer.
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