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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1903
Page
4
The La Grande Observer reviews the Lewis and Clark Exposition goal, predicting Oregon’s rise from a modest hub to a national beacon. It notes Harve y Scott’s sharp rebuke amid senate race headlines and highlights Pendleton High School’s improved February journal.
The piece reflects on Governor Chamberlain's fiscal restraint by vetoing forest fire and school bills, debates sugar tariffs affecting the Philippines and U.S. industry, and honors soldiers like Hobson and Funston. It ponders public memory of wartime acts and the costs of grandstand politics versus true bravery.
The piece praises Oregon troops for their role in the Malabon action and the Second Oregon story, urging continued public remembrance and study by children, even via a legislative committee if needed to rehearse the history.
Denver Post urges Colorado to allocate 5000 to 10000 dollars to keep the state exhibit for the 8th Louis Work's Pair moving to Portland and to recreate the St Louis display at the Portland centennial, arguing that Colorado's generous reputation boosts state prestige and should be shown on major occasions.
A Chicago Record Herald poem laments poverty's toll across seasons with bleak images of heat and cold, children in hovels, mothers with babies, and death as a quiet presence. The piece contrasts summer drought and winter cold, noting how poverty shapes daily life and despair. It ends with a brief news line: Fifteen hundred revolutionists are on the way in arms to meet the Bolivian expedition.
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