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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1903
Page
4
Fragmentary verse notes a character's poverty and longing for more, with a closing line where a weak heart insists on knowledge. The text names Carrie Blake Morgan in a cryptic fashion amid archaic phrasing.
A Daily Guide editorial attacks C W Fulton for threatening a deadlock if not elected, calling his stance despotic and dangerous to free government. It warns of corrupting campaign tactics, urges respect for voters, and condemns sensational reports on Idaho ranges and Oregon stock districts as false, urging truth and restraint.
Pendleton escaped the pruning knife of charter revisionists by a narrow margin and now faces a test of strict enforcement of city laws by both people and council. The next two years will reveal a record of municipal order and morality, likely determining the fate of the current charters as the legislature declined to intervene despite a strong citizen petition.
Senator Matthew Stanley Quay of Pennsylvania stands as a master political general. His forceful push for admitting new states defines his leadership. The Quays Hannas and Crockers are portrayed as strategic figures shaping campaigns and battles in the Senate.
A fragmented opinion piece compares politics to war, noting that preacher leaders like Wendell Phillips and Horace Greeley may not fight, while generals such as Grant and Sherman prevail. It cites examples of moral controversy in leaders, mentions the Smiths of Multnomah and Umatilla, and recalls a church scene where a crowd misidentifies a fire.
Examination of the livestock situation in the Pacific Northwest highlights two facts. Producers of beer and pork sauces should improve finish to protect profits and industry image. Buyers should reward superior finish with fair prices, and cooperation between buyer and producer is needed to stabilize the meat market.
A humorous verse by Marie M. Remstreet about the newspaper man’s mixed allure and flaws. It mocks his charm while noting girls forgive him for living on the edge. The piece appears in Blue Penell Migasine.
Ohio Congressman David Meekison lauds Peruna as a cure for a thirty year catarrh, recounting his personal battle and defeat of the ailment with the remedy. He urges others to write to Dr. Hartman at The Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus for guidance and free medical advice.
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