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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1903
Page
4
A long editorial calls for Western enlightenment to bridge East and West. It notes Oregon journalists have advanced cross regional ties, cites Lewis and Clark stories, and urges continued coverage of national events. It also reports corrections on false O R N relief train rumor and mentions coyote scalp bounty funding needs.
A quotation from Adam Clarke proclaims the secret of happiness lies in keeping energies active not allowing one grand effort to exhaust all others. He argues you cannot have too many tasks and should keep several pursuits alive to sustain vigor and joy.
The East Oregonian flags growing Pendleton school crowding and denounces patching existing rooms. It argues funds will run short if patches continue and urges immediate construction of two new four or five room schools rather than temporary fixes. Delays worsen the crisis and the school board lacks funds.
The letter inquiry response from Eastern cities reveals widespread ignorance of the Lewis and Clark expedition and Oregon’s commemorative plans. The piece blames New England sentiment for neglecting western history and urges Oregon newspapers to educate the public about the fair and related events.
A ragged mix of ad copy and notices discusses cough remedies and a plea regarding lasting illness. It mentions Dr Pierce's Golden Medical, claims of perfect cures, and a husban ds long cough leading to complications, with scattered references to medical advice and residents.
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