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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1903
Page
4
The Oregonian page lists subscription prices for various delivery options including by mail and by carrier, with monthly and yearly rates. It also notes distribution points at News Stands in Portland and other bureaus in Chicago and San Francisco, and states the paper is entered at the post office as second class mail.
Analysis of a motivational poem urging youths to seize opportunities while strength endures. Emphasizes effort, hope, and perseverance as nature’s dawn dispels night, with a cryptic line about a “jowel ladder” and the top being for the few, attributed to Arthur G. Lewis.
A mosaic of notes on Umatilla County wheat trade, railroad era legends, and the stock of public bonds. Horace Oldfield’s Indianapolis record shines amid Derby underdogs. Spokane gambler trials clash with Washington anti corruption law. Hood River bans four saloons signaling temperance shifts. Eve Emery Dye recounts Oregon pioneer trains and Burnt River routes.
The piece surveys European power dynamics reacting to a Serb monarchs murder, then shifts to Oregon discourse on slavery, women's rights, education reforms, and a call for a distinct women’s department at the Lewis and Clark Fair. It contrasts western calm with eastern disasters and notes Cuba trade shifts with imports rising from Germany France and Spain.
A contest offers $50 total in prizes for counting the number of ways to spell the words Furniture and Rader in a grid by moving right and down without reusing letter positions. Entrants submit only the counts for each word, sealed, to conceal identities. winners must later prove the solution numerically if asked.
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