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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1903
Page
4
The notice lists subscription options including terms by mail for 2, 4, and 12 months and a yearly rate by mail. It mentions availability at Portland locations and several Oregon towns, with delivery and mailing details part of a mail order rates section.
A fragment describes Opportunity setting out to seek January and meeting a fPuman biped who calls himself Opportunity. The man mocks the encounter, doubting the claim and calling it an impostor while Opportunity asserts his true nature.
An emergency appeal urges immediate assistance for Heppner cleanup after disaster. Funds labor and supplies are needed to remove debris from Willow Creek sites, recover bodies, and rebuild. Volunteers and donations from Milton and other areas are requested to accelerate search and recovery efforts and aid affected families.
An editorial criticizes Heppner leaders for delaying irrigation relief and stresses swift federal action. It laments bureaucratic red tape hindering arid Eastern Oregon and highlights fraternal orders aiding orphans, plus expanding insurance for families. The piece notes Norwegian emigration, Alaska’s growing links, and a lineage of gifts and fortunes from a New York World item.
Helen May Wielar of 164 West One Hundred Thirty-second Street celebrated her ninth birthday with nearly $30,000 in presents. She hosted 110 guests at a lavish party, decorated rooms, luncheon by Sherry, and a vaudeville show with Punch and Judy by Prof. Hendrew, plus songs by Henri Baler.
A verse fragment reflects on shared pain and search for God in darkness. An Unknown Worker’s long labor offers a silvery ray of hope guiding through midnight tears toward sunrise and the patient progress of mankind. A separate note records rail freight of 47,000 tons moved in the United States last year.
Fragmented ad text urges weak women to consult Dr. Pierce by letter for Favorite Prescription and Pleasant Pellets. It promises cures for long standing female diseases, improving appetite, strength, and general health. Reassurances of privacy accompany testimonials from women claiming life changes after use.
A 1903 contest offers $50 for correct counts of word Rader and Furniture spelled across a grid by moving right or down with contiguous letters. Prizes of varying values awarded for first three correct solutions, sealed submissions due July 25, 1903, with contestants limited to one entry each.
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