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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1904
Page
4
A fragmented notice discusses subscription rates for various delivery options, followed by a critical editorial on farmers, labor, and economic policy. It argues that individual incentives and plutocratic influence harm public welfare, condemns restrictions by trusts, and calls for police action against reckless train play.
A reflective verse asks if wealth, honor, or duty truly define greatness. It ponders whether love of money corrupts virtue and whether nations rise through riches or endure without it, sparking thoughts on value and success.
Congressman Cushman offers $100 for best seventh or eighth grade essay on The Expedition of Lewis and Clark in Washington state schools. Last year a Walla Walla seventh grader won with The State of Washington. The piece also argues moral progress and self sacrifice as drivers of reform.
Rev Herbert S. Bigelow denounces monopoly prices and public service charges as modern slavery, estimating ground rent and tariffs total billions in labor lost. He argues rent and profits extract the fruits of workers, equating it with chattel slavery and condemning the tariff barony as deeply entrenched.
Opinion essay urging continuous mental activity and self discipline. It counsels reading, study, and critical thinking to sharpen ambition and resilience, warns against stagnation, and encourages surrounding oneself with intelligent influences while discarding negative chatter.
Americans hold vast stakes in Korea spanning 30 major enterprises and extensive property. They built rail and electric systems in Seoul, financed suburban roads, lighting, and water projects, import kerosene and canned goods, own cotton wealth, and co own a large mining concession with British and French capital. Missionaries also contribute notably, underscoring extensive current and future Asiatic trade opportunities.
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