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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1904
Page
4
The text lists publication details for the East Oregonian and its publishing company. It includes subscription options by mail and carrier, durations from one month to one year, and mentions newsstand locations in Portland and other cities.
The Oregon and Northern Railway company recruits Chicago writer Glenn Amikin via A L Craie and R M Hall to document harvest regions in Washington and Kahe, visiting Amitylla county, Walla Walla and Palouse to boost Pacific coast settlement and immigration. Mr Hall promotes truthful Northwest portrayals to East readers, inviting local crop data while urging fair coverage by The Blue Mountain Eagle to credit the Oregonian.
A sprawling reminiscence recounts Moses Lore of Union Oregon, described as the state’s oldest pioneer. The tale, printed by the Sunday Oregonian with credit to the Blue Mountain Eagle and East Oregonian, traces Lore’s life, era memories, and frontier experiences while noting reprints and journalistic credit disputes among regional papers. It also touches on local events, socialist study of Jesus, and Philippine public school examinations for Filipino youths.
The Philippine commission enacted act 854 authorizing the education superintendent to send 100 high school youths yearly to the United States for training as teachers lawyers doctors engineers and more. After five years back home they must serve in public duties as ordered by the government. The law requires examinations within each school division of the archipelago.
In summer months family members may suffer from cramps dyspepsia or diarrhoea. A bottle of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters at first symptoms provides prompt relief and can cure headaches belching poor appetite nausea indigestion dyspepsia and malaria. The genuine bottle bears our private stamp over the neck.
A 19th century style meditation marks Dominion Day with praise for founders and enduring faith in Canadian unity. It notes trials, gloom, and religious differences that have tempered tolerance while foreseeing a bright political and national future for the dominion. The piece emphasizes prosperity, perseverance, and shared destiny.
An Arkansas Republican tale recalls Senator Fairbanks as a non drinker who opposes treating. A traveling companion loved liquor but refused to buy, became ill, and, near death, requested a friend to settle his affairs. A marble tombstone bore the inscription Thief Is On Me, as printed in a New York Press item.
A law in force in Moscow bans the use of whips by cab drivers and carriage operators. The absence of whips is noted amid well-groomed horses and a humane riding condition across large Russian towns.
The Pacifi Northwest Publishing Company is formed by John E. Lathrop John W. Cook and R L Darrow of Portland with capital stock of 5000 dollars They will enlarge and continue to publish Lathrops Northwest Magazine of Portland.
A fragmentary item notes Schilling presents entr’acte music as part of a program, highlighting five notable goods. The brief mentions various performers and pieces, with an emphasis on orchestral selections and period style.
A poem by Elia Wheeler Wilcox urging Kinship with the mute and suffering creatures. It laments cruelty from church and humanity, asserts the God given spark of soul across beings, and vows to speak for beasts and birds until the world rights its wrongs.
A fragmented verse tale sees Maud Muller plan vengeance after a judge and car horn encounter. It interweaves quirky lines about law and speed, with garbled dialogue and a comic frame suggesting a moral of mischief and consequence.
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