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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1903
Page
4
A fragmentary notice mentions Fatast Gregon on Thursday January 29 with Jim Keocheize and a theme of wisdom. It references off time for connection, knowledge, and minds attentive to wisdom. The text reflects humble thought and contemplation of other men.
A jumbled passage discusses trusts power and public policy, touching on Roosevelt Smoot and Mormon missions. It notes distrust of Salt Lake Telegram for comparing legislators to rabbits and cites a Pendleton merchant tracking sales to gauge consumer influence on purchases. It urges individuals to exercise free will in buying to avoid dissatisfaction.
Eastern Oregon stockmen recognize the shift toward smaller, higher quality herds as the key to prosperity. Land is narrowing in room for livestock, prompting a move to concentrate value in better breeds, with smaller flocks yielding higher profits per acre. The trend is evident across Umatilla and Union districts, signaling a new era in farming and wealth.
Denver Post questions why practical electricity and the revival of the United States should not be taught in schools. The opinion argues against sidelining recent US history from public education and urges incorporation of contemporary developments into curricula.
The Post Check Scheme would print government bills with blank spaces to be filled and endorsed when used for small payments by mail. A two cent postage stamp would cover the government fee on conversion. supporters hail simplicity and reduced risk of mailing money. The same report notes the Italian murderer in Port Castronuove has been found guilty of manslaughter.
An old advertisement fragment extols a product named Thai Gold Spoon claiming it boosts energy health and cheer in workers. It praises a healthy mother as key to enduring vitality and suggests the remedy reduces nervousness and improves mood and body strength, though details are fragmentary.
The Post highlights a criticism of state history texts used in public schools. A specimen, The Story of the Empire, allocates 182 pages to pre Civil War New York history and only 25 pages to the period after 1900, omitting major political events and eras. The piece questions why recent national history is neglected in school curricula.
Otto Miescke advertises full weight, best meats, and prompt delivery with steady emphasis on low prices and reliable service. The notice promises tender juicy steaks and better meals by filling meat bills, appealing to cost-conscious diners.
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