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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1904
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text mentions publication schedule in Pendleton Oregon, printing by Oregonian Publishing Company, subscription and member Scripps Mettae News Association, ads for sale locations in Portland area, and mentions of offices or telephones, with garbled names and stray place references.
Fragmentary verse urging endurance through hardship. The speaker suggests whistling a tune and humming to lift spirits as difficult times pass, with a note of collective resolve among friends or tribals before better days come.
A miscellany of notes recounts a grand military post near Manila named for William McKinley, praising its health and distance from temptations. It also tells of a Slocum disaster victim who died after a rescuer struck her, a bank cashier jailed for steel stock losses, and a skeptical look at a July Eagles carnival financing.
The council backs a carnival by a respected company to fund an Eagles temple in Kinney. Proceeds will support the city’s appearance and the lodge’s work. The piece notes Russia and Japan’s religious landscapes, contrasting mysticism and modernity with Christianity.
The Salem Journal notes Harris's cartoons portray political scenes with Benster Mitchell Putton and Moody. It questions Governor Moody's term prospects and Chamberlain's railroad ties while praising Harris's talent and predicting a bright future if he studies history and drawing. Also mentions a Pennsylvania ice cream poisoning incident.
James Montague cites a San Francisco Examiner column condemning graft as Bill Smith Tom Brown and Jim Johnson are described as safe and sane in politics while a Idaho child of Mrs Moon, Grehard, is tragically found dead after falling into a tub of water.
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