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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1903
Page
4
A local editorial scoffs at senators and representatives who opposed the Lewis and Clark Fair appropriation. It notes 83 members voted for the bill and mocks those who stood against it, urging public scorn and persistence in state progress.
Col R C Judson industrial agent of the OR N reports from Eastern Oregon and Washington on constant rail travel danger in the Inland Empire. He cites high premiums for railroad workers and soldiers, noting disciplined management and better equipment cannot remove risk. He describes young lambs and sows with newborn piglets seen during his trip as part of Eastern Oregon scenes.
Amid balmy spring weather, a North Pacific exuberance grows as homeseekers arrive seeking breeding country locales. Western markets pulse with high wheat and wool prices while lumber output surges and freight trains fill. Asia and Africa demand Oregon products, and eastern packing houses strive to keep pace with growth.
England Italy and Germany demand a sufficient guarantee of payment from Venezuela before lifting the blockade. They seek European control over Venezuelan territory, declaring the Monroe Doctrine dead and warning of a German canal across Panama. Domestic trusts are seen as diverting attention while foreign bonds are forged.
President Roosevelt took up a six inch paint brush at the White House exterior recently, chatting with a painter about daily pay. He recalled childhood interest in painting and watched as the worker spread white lead on the stone, then joined in playfully at the scene near the painters' area.
President Roosevelt used a fat outside brush and covered about fifty ten square foot sections of brown surface before yielding the brush. He then moved to workers shoveling dirt into a wagon, declining an offer to help.
Julian Relph a noted author and war correspondent died aged years after a hemorrhage during his service with the military in the Boer war. He served as Eastern Representative for St Louis exposition and held editorial posts at Webster Mass New York World and Graphic before leading the European bureau for a prominent paper and covering the Tr ive-Turkish and Boer wars. He authored many pieces and stories throughout a long press career.
An advertisement for Otto Miescke promoting mutton and steaks as tender and juicy. It pledges full-weight portions, best meats, lowest prices, and prompt delivery as trade builders to persuade customers to fill their meat bill.
A broad listing showcases farms stock ranches and city property available for immediate purchase. Highlights include substantial land parcels in the eastern wheat country and diverse rural parcels suitable for farming and development. Sellers promote extensive acreage and competitive prices aimed at farmers investors and developers.
Readers are offered the Daily East Oregonian delivered by carrier for fifteen cents a week. The note highlights affordable home delivery and appeals to local households seeking news coverage. The item conveys a promotional rate without additional terms or dates.
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