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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1903
Page
4
The East Oregonian lists subscription rates and sale details for B. H. ich's Sewe Stands at Hotel Portland and Hotel Perkins. Mail options include one year six months and three months subscriptions. Postal framing notes second class matter.
Thomas Jefferson argues that when lands remain uncultivated and people are unemployed the right to labor is violated. He asserts land is common stock for humanity and, if property is too strictly restricted, must be paired with new employment to prevent the exclusion of the laboring poor.
Rains swept Eastern Oregon boosting prospects for a fair wheat crop and lifting spirits in Uma Ulla county. The piece notes improving farm finances, rising land values, and a wary money market amid memories of prior panics. It also covers King Alexander’s assassination in Servia, Balkan instability, irrigation fund prospects, and regional education plans, with brief items on federal canal projects and local road work.
At the national AMA convention in New Orleans Doctor Billings says the country needs about 7500 medical students annually while schools graduate 101MM to 12,000. Judges and lawyers note supply twice demand, with a warning that a period of fewer graduates would not be disastrous. clergy reports conflict with many empty pulpits due to small salaries.
A 1908 note offers $50 in prizes for counting the ways to spell Furniture and Rader in a grid by moving right and down or down and right. Winners receive $25, $15, and $10 in furniture or goods. Entries sealed and anonymous. Prize date July 25, 1908.
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