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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1903
Page
5
Fragments from a Pendleton Oregon newspaper show publication details for the East Oregonian Publishing Company with listing of weekly and daily editions, delivery formats, and distribution addresses including Portland and Pendleton offices and associated agencies. The OCR yields scattered lines on pricing and subscription terms, plus a note about printing and mailing locations.
I vilified preachers and priests and all the men of Alameda San Francisco and Oakland inviting them to my cremation address. I arranged cuts to select a reader and will have school children present on any school day. I never shed a tear, and all my misdeeds were aimed at cowie men.
The piece notes a push to reveal information on the probe into government reform while President Roosevelt resumes reforms after a period of quiet. It warns that as investigations accelerate, public scrutiny could affect his reelection campaign and tense relations with the press.
The article notes rising beer and distilled drink totals, with beer majorly contributing to growth while overall alcohol per capita remains high. Illinois shows high whiskey output, New York favors beer, and Wisconsin/Milwaukee are highlighted. Imported wines seem rise in perception but calculations suggest domestic sources dominate. A Russian postal service keeps watch on publications.
The article details Russian post officials who monitor private letters via a "Black Cabinet" to control communications. It condemns land transactions as fraudulent, noting 25,000,000 acres shifted from public to private hands in the year, with two-thirds seen as law-evading. It cites North Yakima strawberry farming as a profitable example and describes harvest prep amid rains and straw for dust control.
The story recounts Henri Thibault, a translator and teacher who led a copper corner in the late 1880s. From Paris he manipulated markets across London Berlin and Vienna, buying all available copper. Prices surged from 200 to 260 a ton, then collapsed, wiping out over 31 million? of his funds, leaving him ruined in a grim London garret.
A fragmentary OCR line notes a half something at noon and five minutes past on February 28, 185 with a municipal or corner reference and a collapse remark about the bottom dropping out. The garbled text suggests a local event or incident but lacks clear entities or outcomes.
The New York World argues the German vote will curb Emperor William I by exposing the limits of divine right. It contends five years of policy have alienated subjects, warns the emperor to learn from Frederick and reflect on his father's example, and notes gains by political groups in the Agrarian and Centre cases.
The passage reviews the fate of various rulers named Peter across nations, noting abdications revolutions and executions. It mentions Pedro I of Brazil, Pedro II of Portugal, Pedro the Cruel of Castile and Leon, Peter the Great of Russia, and Peter II of Russia, highlighting their dramatic ends and periods.
A garbled recount describes a discontented Litven and a fellow rider who betray a trusted whip incident. The tale shifts to a meeting of two men and a promised exchange, ending with a committee handing over an official salary to a divine figure amid town concerns.
The ad extols Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a universal cure for weak kidneys and impure blood. It claims kidneys filter and purify blood, urges early treatment, touts dramatic but non specific results, and offers sample bottles and instructions to write to Kilmer Co Binghamton NY.
The article suggests President Loubet of France and King Edward of England improved relations and became closer allies, while tensions persist in Russia, Japan, Turkey, and Lithuania. It notes global leaders misjudge war outcomes and cites a satirical line attributed to Franklin about never having good war or bad peace, from La Cyanide Observer.
A damaged notice describes a contest promising $50 to the first correct answer and $260 in goods to the second. The puzzle asks how many different ways the words furniture and trader can be spelled using a coded letter system, with specific constraints and no names attached.
Must be sold to settle estate. 186 acre farm in Grand Ronde valley with rich soil, fruit trees, and notable hot springs. Features a Li‑room home, barns, and outbuildings. Potential stock farm for blooded stock. current revenue good but could rise with improvements. Three miles from Hot Lake sanitarium.
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