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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1904
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR shows an Oregon publisher list with publication frequencies and subscription details for Daily and Weekly editions. Mentions Pendleton and East Oregonian Publishing Company with various mail rates and schedules.
A lyrical fragment from Outlook features imagery of dawn and celestial light as the future and dreamlike states loom. The text invokes the spirit, breath, and cosmic distance, reflecting a mystic tone and early 20th century diction.
The East Oregonian urges Umatilla County to form a permanent Lewis and Clark fair club to collect and exhibit county resources. It calls for a county-wide organization modeled on Morrow county, with the county court and Commercial Association leading a campaign to gather grain, wool, fruits, and other items for the fair, including three carloads of sheaf grain and a $1000 annual ad budget.
A long study by OH Bhutte reviews range conditions, supply, and demand for sheep and lambs. It notes record winter supplies, strong wool prices, and high mutton prices, with forecasts of continued strength as range conditions improve and feeders limited. It discusses export demand, drought impacts, and rail service, urging holdbacks on fat sheep and lambs while remaining optimistic for a better range and prices.
Citizens from various parts of the county will be elected at the meeting to oversee the collection and arrangement of the exhibit. The aim is a premier display for the fall event, with the county determined to be second to none in the exhibit of resources.
Discussion favoring Pendleton as the best educational hub in Eastern Oregon notes Pendleton Academy as the only private academy in the Inland Empire and urges Presbyterian support. St Joseph's Academy is described as successful with expanding facilities, while Pendleton claims wide educational options and a strong church community with about 1600 church members and active auxiliary organizations.
A week of heavy rainfall in the Cable Cove district west of Sumpter produced immense damage to mining ditches and Sumpter's city reservoir. Many showers were described as small cloudbursts.
An old advertisement extols Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for stomach and digestive disorders affecting farmers. It claims improved digestion, weight gain, and restored work capacity, featuring a testimonial from W. T. Thompson of Townercivil Broadwater County Montana. The copy urges avoiding substitutes for the medicine.
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