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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1902
Page
4
The Western Oregon press criticizes the coyote scalp bounty law as graft and weighs repeal amid regional tax burdens and sheep industries. Eastern Oregon stockmen largely back the law, arguing protection of major state industries and border tensions with sheep and rabbit pests.
The poem envisions Israel’s restoration after exile with ruined walls rising again and Jerusalem crowned on the hills. It speaks of prophetic voices, rebirth of fields, harvests, and vines, and the return of dispersed Jews from distant oceans and climes to light beacons on Olivet and spark a golden dawn.
The St Paul Pioneer Press, a strong civic beautification advocate, notes how Detroit and eastern cities improve streets by adjusting tree space between tree limbs and sidewalks. The piece ties civic improvement to better urban streetscapes and suggests applying similar ideas locally.
A reader laments unsightly branches and uneven street beautification in Walla Walla. The Woman's Reading club promotes civic betterment, urging citywide support to harmonize planting and garden care, envisioning a model city with time and money. Earthquake shocks have been frequent in Greece lately.
An appeal extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for female weakness. A New York customer recounts long suffering from nervousness and irritability, crediting the remedy with improved mood, weight, complexion, and vigor. The ad warns against substitutes and notes a free medical adviser with mail order details from Buffalo, New York.
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