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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1903
Page
4
The notice lists subscription rates for daily and weekly editions, with various terms by mail and carrier, plus broadcasting of locations where The Rust Oregonian is sold. It also notes office bureaus in San Francisco and Chicago, and confirms postal class matter status.
The poem urges building a spirit house with many rooms for joy wrath hope and sympathy while closing fear anger and hate. It envisions a temple to the God of Love with Harmony's stones and scented wood from Freedom's land, creating a Shrine of Peace within the heart.
Albert Hubbard promotes irrigation as the West’s pathway to lasting wealth in his July Homemaker essay. He argues Montana’s agriculture leads the empire, urges rapid irrigation of Umatilla and Morrow counties, and warns against delaying water storage and land reclamation.
Oregon records show 66 to 500 land buyers owe small payments, keeping deeds in state name and avoiding property taxes. A new order targets purchasers owing $50 or more, requiring payment and deed transfer to bring real estate into private ownership valued at about 460 per acre, with broad public support against tax dodging. The discussion links to broader issues of corporate tax avoidance and property rights, recalling Civil War era debates and conflicts in Missouri in a comparative historical note.
A stage escape artist taunts bondage while pondering torture in the woods and links bondage to disease in the stomach and organs. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is advertised as curing stomach related disorders and other organs, with patient testimonials and mentions of Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as a cleansing aid.
A wartime style puzzle ad offers $50 in prizes for spelling Maiden and Furniture in a word grid by moving right and down with continuous letters. It specifies unique spelling paths and demands numerically listing all solutions, with entries sealed and judged by the sponsor on July 25, 1808.
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