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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1905
Page
4
Incomplete OCR lists subscription options for the East Oregonian and distribution points in Portland and Oregon. It notes a deadline for advertisers in Oregonian copy and outlines weekly and monthly rates across editions with mentions of mail and stand locations.
A garbled quotation attributed to Elly Wheeler Wilcox presents jagged lines about art, effort, and perception. The text echoes themes of challenge, public opinion, and the elusive tower of art, but is heavily corrupted and difficult to parse.
Umatilla County plans 2500 initial funding for an exhibit at the Lewke and Clark fair with a 70 by eyaye feet space in front of the pavilion. Agent A. H. Forshaw will collect and arrange items. cooperation of residents is urged to provide products and cooperate to ensure a strong, well displayed county exhibit. Citizens urged to contact Forshaw with items worthy of exhibit and to grow small grains for decorative and display purpose.
A call urges every citizen to take personal interest in the county agricultural show effort. It stresses that fame is already known and success depends on local cooperation and funding for an expert, as the committee cannot cover all needs. Unless residents participate, the project risks failure and public humiliation.
The text portrays the murder of Sergius as part of a broader critique of autocratic rule, describing reprisals, executions, and the repression of noble property. It links tsarist oppression to wider threats of imperial expansion, while praising Japan's fight for better governance and highlighting Oregon politics under Governor Chamberlain as a model of reform and anti graft.
A fragmented local notice reports Jonathan Wilson aged 91 and his wife aged 88 dying after a stove purchase and ensuing fire or incident at their home in Bristol. The text is garbled but indicates an earnest search for another stove and feeding with a spoon.
The piece ponders the lure of cash and fame versus inner prize and virtue. It questions resilience amid cynicism and urges striving toward a brighter standard. H. H. Gufty of Portland, longtime legislative clerk to the U S Senate, will be promoted next month to minute and journal clerk.
An old advertisement warns that many people suffer kidney trouble without realizing it and describes simple at home tests using urine stains. It promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a cure all for kidneys liver bladder and related ailments and claims wide effectiveness. Gratis samples and a book are offered by Kilmer & Co of Binghamton New York.
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