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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1904
Page
4
Fragmented OCR item from the Oregonian announces various subscription options and delivery frequencies for print and mail orders. The legible pieces reference weekly, semi weekly, and monthly terms and indicate pricing lines, but the text is severely garbled with missing and misread words. The partial details suggest a publication and distribution notice rather than a complete news item.
A fragment presents Riley style lines about stripping to the sett and bare, a sign hung for a doctrine to lay nalde aaron and be satisfied. It contrasts praise or blame and notes that some folks gain more kicks from mixing success with trouble, while the speaker claims effort beyond others.
Portland reader J Gaston lauds the June victory for direct primary nominations. He credits initiative and referendum for the reform, honors populist leaders like W S U'Ren and Judge Hare, and notes the shift of political power as a new force rises in Oregon.
A long critique recounts Oregon reform history led by populists, praising direct primaries and initiative measures linked to Umatilla County’s 1802 convention. It condemns civil service purges over political speech, highlights youth depot nuisance issues, and notes livestock market shifts and a miner’s fatal shaft fall near Chinese Camp, Cal.
The cattle outlook notes recent gains in cattle values benefiting growers who held stock. Prematurely marketed cattle due to costly corn miss the rise, while hard-finished corn cattle should fetch higher. Disappointed buyers face depleted feed lots, with dry-fed cattle expected to drop as grass futures rise.
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