East Oregonian news and service details
Independent daily newspaper from Pendleton Oregon with multiple subscription options. Includes Portland and Chicago bureaus and addresses for circulation and advertising inquiries.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1904
Page
4
Independent daily newspaper from Pendleton Oregon with multiple subscription options. Includes Portland and Chicago bureaus and addresses for circulation and advertising inquiries.
Morning Tribune’s baseless charge against Judge Hartman sparks community concern. The piece alleges involvement in the Cunningham land dispute, while the judge is depicted as credentials and family devoted, calling for plain justice and condemning partisan influence.
A dated reflection contrasts a preacher’s impact with modern souls. The speaker notes that decades ago dying people cared only for their fate after death, while today they consider spouses and children, pondering heaven’s joys but finding appeals insufficient. The passage cites Men Maclaren on individual salvation and fear of hell.
A fragment notes a man’s inner cry opposing life’s downward curses, signifying a lasting appeal to parents about the perils that shape a child’s fate.
County official Strain testifies on railroad valuation per mile amid raised margins in Umatilla County. Supreme Court ruling cited on stock value use. Walla Walla region debates uniform assessment standards and the role of county boards in setting equalized taxes.
Dr Bevan’s claim that drug treatment is useless against pneumonia provokes protests among Chicago medical weekly attendees. Physicians acknowledge no definite remedy exists but hope care may ease symptoms and improve patient morale.
A fragmentary verse sketch traces a weary performer who played for lords and ladies, endured heavy strain, and finally murmurs a prayer as a violin string snaps. The scene shifts to dawn and a lone bed, ending with a sobering plea to God. The final line laments no one like ashes to erase lessons learned from a mother’s labor.
A vintage ad urges readers to test kidney health with a simple bottle of water to reveal sediment indicating trouble. It touts Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a cure for rheumatism back pain and urinary issues, claims quick effects, and offers free sample bottles by mail from Kilmer Co of Binghamton New York.
A merchant invites many hungry patrons to a feast of bargains, signaling a sale with a horn. The message emphasizes drawing in customers through a lively, inviting display of goods and affordable prices.
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