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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1903
Page
4
The East Oregonian Publishing Company issues daily editions each weekday with Sunday omitted. Distribution channels include B B Riot's News Stands at Hotel Mortland and Hotel Mrkins in Mortland Oregon.
A fragmented era of quotes on liberty and Voltaire opens a column, followed by local Oregon notices on postal service changes and new postmaster plans. It discusses Southern Pacific freight increases, livestock sales and Western livestock markets, Pendleton Woolen Mills' impact and payroll, and coalitions of miners versus railroad capital. The piece mixes cultural reflection with regional economic developments and industry actions in Oregon and nearby states.
A critical look at a large June surplus attributed to war costs and taxation. The piece argues government overtaxation harms citizens, warns of false pride in surpluses, notes rising living costs, and calls for prudence in public spending. It mentions war expenditures, figures, and a digressive aside on college oration plagiarism.
Pendleton aims to replace destroyed trees by planting new ones to create more living space and brighten areas as the season progresses, expressing a readiness to trade sunshine for shade through this effort.
A column recounts a humorous street incident with a Russian ambassador in Washington and a guard’s quip, then shifts to Henry O. Morse and a thriftless borrower tale. It notes Mr Russell’s memoir glimpses of Gladstone and his wife’s playful romance, ending with Judy 26th.
The Denver Post notes that Wall Street’s dramatic squeeze reveals national stability of past years and avoids panic. It argues the financial fabric would have broken nationwide but now the public watches inflationary tragedy with calm interest, urging all to steer clear of losses.
The passage contends that an escaped prisoner remains under the law’s ban and will face added punishment upon recapture. It then compares temporary relief from dyspepsia via powders to the same risk of returning to the previous condition, and promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Pellets as lasting cures for stomach and digestion problems with patient testimonials.
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