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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1903
Page
9
Iray's Harbor Commercial Co advertises a large stock of flooring ceiling rustic and finish lumber including dimension lumber lath and shingle doors windows moulding building tar paper and apple boxes. The ad notes order accuracy and service for customers and mentions available vehicle needs.
New York reports that Prof. OQ H. Tittman heads a U S mission to Europe for the Alaskan boundary dispute. He will attend the geodetic congress in Copenhagen, then confer with Root Lodge and Turner in London. He argues American maps support U S claims and fears British yield would lead to U S retention of the disputed territory.
Report describes thousands of worms transforming into butterfly swarms spreading across the western hemisphere. Walla Walla residents and correspondents in the United States and Canada express alarm as fields fear future crop losses from the ensuing butterfly fleets and predicted egg hatchings next year.
fragments discuss medical treatments for deafness and nerve issues, noting concerns about effectiveness and potential harms. references to procedures, authorities, and public reactions, with mentions of individuals and institutions reacting to emerging therapy claims.
A fragmented draft outlines a fusion effort titled to unite reform elements. The piece notes key figures including Georgy Fred Willa of Massachusetts and Clarence 8 Darrow of Chicago along with former Governor Paynter, signaling the creation of a new party slate in the near term.
The text presents disjointed remarks featuring Nebraska, Edward Atkinson of the Anti Imperial League, and scattered phrases about dentistry and pricing. The garbled lines hint at a chaotic discourse with no clear event, date, or outcome.
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