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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1905
Page
4
An old tale describes a giraffe who began with a short neck and grew it longer by stretching upward to palm leaves. The moral urges people to keep reaching up and forward, applying effort to solve problems and expand our minds.
Classified ad rates and deadlines published by the Oregonian Publishing Company outline mail and weekly subscription terms. The notice lists rates for six months and one year, with deadlines for advertising copy by 4:40 p.m. the day prior, and Saturday deadlines. It notes circulation in Pendleton and Portland and provides contact details.
The document outlines House Bill No WS pushed by Rep Rusey of Sherman Wheeler and Gilliam counties. It requires peddlers of agricultural and domestic wares to obtain a yearly license or face $100 fines. critics argue the measure targets itinerant sellers while protecting resident merchants. The text also critiques Roosevelt’s policies and discusses Tom Watson and party politics with partisan commentary.
A presidential conference with leaders from both parties exposed deep rifts over deficits, tariff revision, and revenue needs. Despite attempts to reconcile issues, a unified plan proved elusive with calls to cut back the president’s program and debates over tariff changes and funding for district projects.
A Philadelphia North American dispatch portrays John D. Rockefeller's attempts to acquire John J. Melin's Briggsville property near his large estate. The tale recounts years of pressure, threats, and maneuvers to drive Melin from the tavern business and win control of the village road to the magnate's home.
A garbled OCR style fragment mentions Creek Rater and unclear names and places. It references Vimant and Ott Harney with Wheeler County, a march towards a wikelver, and a vague note of courtesy. The readable bits suggest a regional note or personal header rather than a complete event.
An old advertisement extols Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a reliable alcohol free blood remedy and stomach tonic. It claims roots herbs and barks fortify digestion, with history dating back over forty years from Buffalo New York and broad public use through druggists.
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