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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1903
Page
4
A historical note discusses various subscription rates for newspapers, local taxation and warnings about forest fires. It also condemns illicit liquor sales to Native Americans, urges responsible camping, emphasizes public safety, criticizes church stagnation, and highlights Oregon's investment in agricultural education and its role in farming efficiency.
A compact reflection on riming phrases by Ella Wheeler Wilcox warns to guard against folly and wasteful acts. The verse notes that misdeeds drift with tides and may someday return to trouble the threshold, urging prudent restraint and self control in youth.
A jumble of early 20th century items covers political nerves in Asia with President Ding facing a seventh term, Japan’s war talk, and cheap imports. It notes Northwest wheat yield and unsold stocks, minting oddities, a St. Louis transit strike planned for July 4, and Oregon judges’ holdovers. It adds Philippines get rich fever, Oregon flour shipments to Japan, Iowa Republican harmony, shipbuilding trusts collapse, Schwab’s steel plant sale, hay scarcity in Eastern Oregon threatening cattle prices, and rising small-herd sales.
A historical report outlines massive flood damages across Kansas and neighboring regions. It cites extensive crop destruction, significant farm losses, and hefty property harm in Topeka and Kansas City, with broad appeals for aid as the nation responds.
A passage from The Recent Floods of the Middle West notes abundant donations pouring in for sufferers who face deep distress and lack insurance support. The author, Charles M. Harger, writes in the American Monthly Review of Reviews edition for July.
The readable lines include a nonsensical verse about stock and water with references to Lewis and Charter, plus a line about an appropriation of 5 260 000 for a new police system in European Russia focused on protecting Jewish populations. The fragment combines poetry, mockery, and a government budget item.
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