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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1903
Page
4
The passage argues that settlers in Warner valley face displacement by large cattle companies, urging government protection of occupied homes. It cites rising foreign trade, money in circulation, and post office swindlers, then notes Servia’s king drawing a large treasury allowance before abdication.
John J. Ingalls proclaims a masterful destiny that walks through deserts and cities, promising fame, fortune, and love to those who follow. The speaker asserts the hour of Tate arrives, with death as the only escape for doubters, urging bold pursuit and warning that hesitation leads to failure and war.
The piece contrasts Alexander’s brutal reign with a final act of courage as he shields his Queen from a royal assassin. It notes a rare moment of nobility that tempers years of misrule. The article then shifts to Hawaii where the house rejects a migration commissioner bill amid native and American opposition and echoes resistance to American influence.
A poem extols a distant country of peace and blue skies in the heart of hills, inviting escape from care to a woods paradise with blue waters and magic springs. A Boston Transcript quotation follows. A thirst parlor framed motto reads All Nations Welcome But Carrie.
A Victorian contest offers furniture prizes for counting distinct ways to spell Rader and Furniture in a word grid. Participants spell right and down with no repeated letters, using specified letter-number mappings, and submit sealed numerical counts to avoid identification. Prizes awarded July 26, 190%.
James Barton Adame writes of summer camp joy and escape from city ills in the Denver Post. The verse envisions youths enjoying rustic tranquility, trout, songs, and freedom from labor as they anticipate hillside evenings and fond reunions.
A naval officer reports the derelict Fannie Kerr, a four masted steel bark of 2426 tons, built in 1802 in Liverpool, burned in coal cargo, abandoned by crew near the South Pacific, later sighted adrift westward nine months later by the Heathdene. The ship’s hull appears intact, insurance paid, and efforts to extinguish the fire continue after rescue attempts at Honolulu and San Francisco.
An old newspaper advertisement touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a great kidney remedy. It claims kidneys affect overall health and urges trial, with offers for a sample bottle and pamphlet. It cites a nationwide druggist sale and a daily newspaper placement at 15 cents weekly.
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