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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1904
Page
3
London Jan 28 reports note cotton shortages and lower quality from the United States, depressing Lancashire workers and halting production. Weavers seek allowances but employers reject them, blaming imported cotton for reduced wages and output. The mood mirrors past famines, clouding the British cotton trade's future.
Homer Davenport, famed Oregon-born cartoonist, will give a Spokane lecture on April 12 for St. Luke's hospital fundraising. The event is promoted in Falls City as part of Davenport's nationwide tour.
An advertisement extols Newbro's Herpicide as the only genuine scalp vermicide, claiming dandruff stems from a parasitic germ and must be attacked with the product. It warns against vapid hair tonics and insists on samples from D Horpleide Co. Detroit.
Indianapolis January 28 wage scale conference opens between coal operators and United Mine Workers. Both sides expect a standstill as conditions have shifted since last year when a 14.4 percent increase was won. Operators seek wage cuts and overproduction restraint while miners demand only slight rises, likely leaving wages near current levels. Additional items include health cure testimonial for Trib, Inland Empire Retail Lumbermen meeting in Gookane with rail fare details, and local notices urging debts settlement to D Kemler & Son.
A collage of poems and song fragments recounts themes of memory, war, valor, and independence. Notable pieces include lines from Aul quiet along the Potomac and All quiet along the Motomac, plus references to Lucy, Mary, and classical echoes. The text weaves war poems with romantic musings and ends with a reflection on independence and virtue.
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