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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1903
Page
4
Governors message exhorts cheerful local fundraising for public schools stating the institution shapes future citizens and that the state depends on it for capable men and women.
The piece argues for government seizure of coal mines and railways to relieve famine caused by coal shortages, criticizing private operators. It praises Governor Chamberlain's pro state ownership program, highlighting electric lighting and state plant costs, with historical context on Oregon governors and editorial praise from the Oregon Daily Journal.
Superintendent J Dol Lee of the Oregon penitentiary outlines reform measures and administrative updates in a briefing detailing staff changes, inmate management, and safety improvements. The report emphasizes governance, compliance, and program expansion within the facility.
The excerpt outlines Oregon's gubernatorial history, noting party shifts and terms from Ze es Moody to George I Chamberlain. It cites re-elections, term lengths, and party dominance, stating Democrats held the office for twelve years at one stretch and Republicans rarely succeeded consecutively.
The United States Department of Agriculture halted commercial development of the Philippine forests. Captain George P. Ahern notes at least 50 timber species over 10,000 acres. Experts Grant Hruen and Edward Hampion have been sent to assist in Pau Paues. The move aims to prevent devastation seen in domestic timber areas and reflects lessons learned about native forest preservation.
A quirky, fragmented excerpt describes different laughs from summer girls, a husband’s necktie joke, and a comical hive reaction. The piece shifts to a warning that the most dangerous laugh is the
The article extols Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a remedy for women experiencing the change of life. It claims the tonic strengthens weak organs, eases suffering, and helps women endure puberty to old age with vigor. It promotes Pleasant Pellets as a pleasant, effective aid.
A playful exploration of how different people laugh from barbershop humor to mischievous youths with a doped watermelon. Describes soft, melodic laughs like a robin or meadow brook, versus harsh cackles like a gobbler or donkey, praising a nice clean honest laugh and noting its value in everyday life as observed in Livestock World.
An advertisement touts Monopole Brand canned goods promising lasting satisfaction and urges customers to choose their cans for any desired product and reliable results. The copy emphasizes consistent quality and the idea that shoppers will be fulfilled with the purchase.
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