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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1903
Page
4
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The piece asserts that work earned honestly, regardless of its nature, yields reward to both the senses and the mind. It emphasizes perseverance, stating defeat does not prevent eventual victory and that the value lies in doing things to one’s own approval.
Pendleton churches urged a union memorial service next Sunday to aid Heppner relief. The East Oregonian has donated 450 toward relief and asks public contributions, to be credited and sent to Mayor Halley for forwarding to relief committees. Local efforts have raised 200 flood fund, with more private gifts expected. Money, cleanup, and health risks loom as debris is cleared and bodies searched.
An East Oregonian appeal urges Pendleton to abandon Independence Day celebrations and redirect the celebration fund to aid Heppner, describing widespread need there from homelessness to orphaned and elderly residents. The plea emphasizes regional solidarity and quick relief to restore order amid devastation.
Community leaders in Pendleton debate abandoning a Fourth of July celebration to redirect funds to aid Heppner after disaster. East Oregonian notes sufficient outside funds may cover relief needs while honoring local sentiment. Union Pacific boilermakers end a costly nationwide strike with concessions won. engines damaged and crews dispersed, though no sympathetic strikes declared.
Chicago American notes George Ade’s Boston visit to prep Peggy From Paris at Tremont theater. A Boston Herald interview quotes him on regional tastes and ties, praising West trips to broaden views while lampooning Beacon Hill mentality. Ade returns home after Boston media critiqued him. he recalls asking for a West interview.
The article reports growing support for a New York and Chicago highway plan. It notes strong local cooperation across towns along the proposed route, significant progress in lower New York, and likely completion of miles before winter. Astor has begun funding, inspiring others to contribute for improved highways.
The New York World notes Dietz Hammerstein and others hire gardens for summer diversion in superheated Manhattan. They invest heavily to transform Madison Square Garden into a Venice carnival with lagoons palaces gondolas and ornate scenery aiding a chic city retreat. The piece mentions broad patent grants to women.
A 1908 notice invites entries for a word square puzzle winning prizes of furniture and goods. Participants must count distinct spelling methods for the words Furniture and Rader, using rightward or downward paths with contiguous letters, without reusing the same internal letters, and submit only the numbers. Prizes announced for July 26, 1908.
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