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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1904
Page
4
The East Oregonian Publishing Company announces subscription rates and options for Pendleton Oregon. Offers daily except Sunday, weekly, semi weekly and monthly plans with prices and distribution details. Also lists offices in Portland San Francisco Chicago and Washington for services and subscription handling.
The piece discusses Joaquin Miller’s Pendleton Fourth of July remarks and his Oregon poem The Fourth in Oregon. It highlights his fierce patriotism, critique of federal treatment of Oregon pioneers, Whitman’s heroism, and the state’s growth from derision to a magnet for settlers, plus a brief note on Oregon’s broader historical narrative.
Fragmentary verse reflects on courtship and glory, noting that pursuit may fail to bring true happiness. It suggests loyalty and honor outshine worldly bargains and that what life misses can matter more than what is gained. The text reads as a historical, possibly misread literary piece with archaic phrasing and errors.
A reflective column discusses Pendleton shipping ice to aid the needy while critiquing public figures and pro prohibition shifts. It notes General Miles adaptability, warns of disaster risks from lax laws, and argues for preventive regulation over post tragedy damages. It cites California delegates with wine cars and calls for stricter safety laws to protect lives rather than financial penalties.
Fragmentary text describes native students sent to Rosaia for two or three years in a seminary. It claims they marry Russian wives, then return to Palestine as teachers. It asserts strong Russian influence in Syria and Palestine fueled by Arabian teachers and Mary’s influence growing daily.
Oregon Daily Journal notes Pendleton plans a Fourth of July event featuring Umatilla Indian celebrations. It promotes an excursion from Portland to witness the festival, comparing rites with Yaqui dances and Chin traditions, highlighting historic value and tourist interest while warning of cultural change.
A list of upcoming events including Eastern Oregon Medien Agoviation at Hot Lake on July 7, a Trades and Mardi Gras Carnival in Portland from June 28 to July 9, a National Guard bacanyrent covering Washington, Idaho and Oregon, American Lake Idaho events July 7 to 21 and August 22 to 27, the American Mining Congress in Portland, and a pas Texas international association meeting in November.
An establishment in Brussels teaches the grave digging craft, founded by a cemetery company, reportedly receiving official approval. It claims all candidates for the peat of eexton in Belgium must graduate from this unique academy. The saying suggests those without opportunity lack energy to seize one.
A brief note reports dye poisoning linked to wearing colored undergarments and hosiery, noting frequent occurrences among wearers. The item highlights health concerns and urges caution in fabric dyes and garment selection.
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