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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1903
Page
4
A clerical and social miscellany from Henddleton Oregon discusses American progress with mentions of shipping between Portland and San Francisco, American-made goods, and a string of anecdotes. It critiques Puritan restraint, notes economic diligence, and highlights the era’s mix of travel, industry, and moral reflection.
A quotation attributed to E Bulwer Lytton ponders the central question of a man’s life. It asks not what the chance is but how he will use it from cradle to grave, stressing personal responsibility and focus on action.
The Oregon Daily Journal reports a wide Northwest response to the Heppner disaster. Survivors face destitution as towns are wiped out, with money, food, and clothing donations already flowing and more needed immediately. Subscriptions and aid are urged to reach affected areas promptly.
Governor Russell of Massachusetts tells young men that one goal is to make a life not just a living. He contrasts self serving greed with generosity, urging focus on truth, beauty, and helping others to build a meaningful life amid modern strain.
A fragment recalls CJ Joseph H. Choate praising lawyers while reflecting on his own conflicts with slavery and wealth. It cites his remarks at the New York Chamber of Commerce dinner about merchants and capital, suggesting a broader critique of professional classes and their influence on peace and justice.
A 1903 notice offers $50 in prizes for counting distinct ways to spell Furniture and Rader in a grid by moving right or down or either sequence, using contiguous letters exactly once per word. Entries sealed with only numbers. multiple envelopes numbered. winners announced July 26, 1903. contest staff barred from contest participation.
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