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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1904
Page
4
The text lists subscription options for the East Oregonian Publishing Company with prices for weekly and semi weekly services and terms. It mentions annual rates and delivery formats though some words are garbled. The item reads like a historical newspaper classifieds notice outlining how to subscribe.
Poetic fragment depicts a scene of sudden light and joy in a land once haunted by ghosts. It celebrates a proud prosperous nation where irrigation brings abundance and contentment. Mention of Floretta OG. Elmore hints at authorship or attribution.
The piece portrays Tom Johnson as the sharp opponent of Mark Hanna, praising his honesty and conviction while noting opposition to the corporation tax law collapsed after a suit to test it failed. It argues the law should stand with minor mining and irrigation amendments, highlighting revenue and continued corporate growth amid anti-Semitic tirade and political upheaval.
Readers are urged to support high school programs and attend school activities. The piece highlights the role of teachers and pupils in promoting welfare, notes press ethics criticisms, praises cartoonists, and discusses Pendleton’s Christian Endeavor convention planning and local gambling enforcement by District Attorney Halley.
An amused Seattle Star reflects on Langtry Texas named in honor of actress Lillie Langtry. The piece lampoons town festivities and mock ceremonies, noting fans plan speeches and a fountain presentation amid local pride, while judging public interest in fame. It references Langtry’s career and a humorous, mythic reception.
Oregon Daily Journal reports Martin Markoson, a former Russian officer, detailing life under czarist rule. Monopolies own land, mines and priests claim unpaid labor. soldiers earn pennies, with few beyond daily rations, while barons hire labor during harvest to supplement meager wages.
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