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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1903
Page
4
A 1903 quotation urges that time saved in life yields great later gain while wasting time shrinks both intellect and virtue, attributed to Gladstone. The fragment presents a moral exhortation on efficiency and personal development.
The article condemns Germany for aggression in Venezuela and its interference in Latin American affairs, accusing Berlin of provoking revolt, seeking vast land grants, and aiming to seize Venezuelan territory. It calls the action a calculated conquest, attacks on Monroe Doctrine principles, and highlights wartime seizure of Venezuelan navy and coast patrols. It also discusses Oregon politics, funding, and roads planning, touching on educational centralization and infrastructure needs.
The editorial urges building permanent good roads before centralizing schools. It argues legislative focus should be on road improvements first, as road quality directly affects the success of a unified school system and long-term educational outcomes.
Salem Statesman notes Republicans faced with a harsh truth as Geer's popular-vote support outstrips any local county totals. It warns the party against pursuing a dangerous policy, recalling a spring alarm against ruinous moves. Also reports the death of John Whallika, last of Cathlamet's Indians, marking the end of a local Redmen lineage.
Rabbit Metal is advertised as the best in the world in hare. Price is $1 per bar at the East Oregonian Office.
A fragmented ad promises reliable linen laundering for repeated use and longer durations. It asserts the service can do it right and urges readers to try them, claiming ongoing quality beyond a single week.
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