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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1903
Page
6
A fragmented display shows publication house EST OREGONIAN PUBLISHING COMPANY in Pendleton Oregon with subscription rates and newsstand listings. Names and addresses list distribution points including Portland and Chicago and a partial mail schedule.
A garbled meditation recalls youths likened to the Boys in Blue and Boys in Gray, praising sacrifice for a cause believed right. It evokes pioneers who cleared forests and opened paths for settlers, merchants, and workers, referencing a distant nation and its labor.
Discussion questions private management profits and revenue. postal and transportation cost issues burdening the system. Oregon expo leadership appointed ex Senator Wehring to direct exhibits. rail freight and funding for the fair debated amid broader political maneuvering and calls for reform in postal and land office appointments.
A long critique argues Pendleton needs a pressed brick plant to support building activity and avoid delays in urban construction. It condemns post office stagnation, rails against race track unrest, praises Oregon stockmen, and warns against railroad magnates harming local interests while seeking broader federal regulation.
In 1897 the American Flag Association formed to promote June 14 as Flag Day. The 1777 congress declaration established 13 white stars on a blue field and 13 red and white stripes. The rule and dates for adding stars to the flag are explained, along with the impact of Sundays on observance.
Washington correspondent reports Sir Thomas Liprot faced questions over expenses tied to a proposed World Fair exhibit. He claimed two challengers shared costs and defended the venture as prudent despite high anticipated outlays, noting that much was invested in preparatory efforts and a pennant of external support.
A dense advertisement extols Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a universal cure for weak kidneys and related ailments. It urges readers to doctor kidneys first, claims high efficacy for various urinary issues, and directs to request samples and a pamphlet by mail. It emphasizes brand name repetition and nationwide availability.
A 160 acre farm in the Grand Ronde valley near Hot Lake Sanitarium is up for sale to settle an estate. The property features two hot springs, a 16 room house, barns and outbuildings, bearing fruit trees, hay fields, and potential to double revenue with additional baths and rooms. Interested parties may contact L Ray at 120 Court Street Pendleton Oregon.
A fragmented puzzle discusses tiling a grid with the words Purhuur and Rader using only uppercase letters. It asks how many ways to place Hunter and Furniture variants by moving right and down, with two-letter repeats allowed and constraints on letter spacing. The text is garbled but centers on combinatorial word-placement rules.
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