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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1903
Page
4
A dated quotation from Sir Walter Raleigh emphasizes慎慎 deliberation in selecting allies. It cautions against associating with those who seek personal gain and advises valuing virtue over wealth. warns that repeated false generosity may ruin one’s standing and invite enemies.
The Freewater Milton and Hudson Foy ditch company advances a winter water plan to flood grow alfalfa on about 7000 acres between Freewater and Hudson Bay. Proponents argue this method plus nearby lands could boost county value by millions, spur immigration, and transform Umatilla through efficient use of winter runoff.
Fragmented prose argues that economic theory is often stretched for defense. It notes how wars and slavery have been justified historically in the name of national interest and civilization. The text then mentions child labor as a current issue amid tangled rhetoric.
Denver Post commentary argues against tariffs and tax shields for swollen coal, mine, and streetcar monopolies. It likens infant industry protection to shielding grown firms that drain public resources, warning such monopolies will drive out capital and harm labor.
Eyewitnesses recount a balloonist’s struggle for life as bystanders rush from homes. An accompanying ad praises Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery for lung and stomach ailments, claiming cures for coughs, emaciation, and consumption, with Pleasant Pellets aiding its effects.
Otto Miescke promotes fall weight discounts on tender juicy mutton and beef steaks. The ad touts low prices, prompt delivery, and reliable meat quality to attract customers seeking better tasting meals.
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