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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1904
Page
4
The readable fragment shows an Oregonian notice from East Oregonian Publishing Company with a 2nd class mail at Lemoncheton post office and a publication placement date around February. The text is garbled but indicates a court or public notice process with postal handling details.
In prose rhythm the speaker speaks of blindness and sorrow as daily and tomorrow. The lines liken daily fire to a great moment, a joust and the great judgment hour of time. The fragment hints at fate, art, and a personal reckoning within a somber cadence.
A Freewater businessman urges Pendleton’s Commercial Association to fuller use of its facilities to shape visitors’ impressions. He notes out-of-town guests at events form lasting views of the city from the association’s parlors and warns that opportunities for advertising the town and county are not fully exploited.
The city integrates into a regional organization attracting affluent farmers and ranchers from outside. Revenue rises and funds an advertising push. Visitors from abroad are urged to take pamphlets promoting local opportunities to relocate. The association plans a $10 follow up investment for a stronger investor outreach campaign.
An opinion piece denounces immigrant labor and Republican policy, arguing the importation of foreigners fuels strikes and social ills while native workers are displaced. It claims the St Louis world fair is inferior to Chicago's, citing poor planning and time waste for visitors.
Missouri editors discuss why farm youths quit agriculture for medicine law or engineering. L F P Strum of Saline County Index says pride and city life pressures lure farm boys away, due to rough hands and fear of social inferiority. Kaenger City Star cited as source.
A Detroit reader, Miss Celia Harrington, praises Peruna as invaluable to ailing women. She says a severe cold two years ago caused catarrh and nervous irritability, but after taking Peruna her health improved and pain ceased. The letter urges others, noting catarrh can affect pelvic health and endorses the remedy.
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