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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1903
Page
4
The quotation stresses repeal as a remedy for past mistakes and frames legislation as a tool for correction. It cites Henry Loom and Nelson, underscoring views on legislative reform and the value of undoing prior acts.
An editorial reprint argues newspapers help catch criminals by publicizing crimes while officials, including police and county officers, deter crime through vigilance and warnings. It stresses collaboration between press and law enforcement, noting officials’ role in spotting swindlers early and preventing crimes before they occur.
The piece chronicles how spring arrives across the nation as homeseekers ride westward from Omaha to Oregon. It notes Nebraska floods, Ohio floods, Texas droughts, Kansas storms, and Oregon’s Inland Empire springtime progress, with emigrants eager for hopeful travel and new work as plows and hammers ring.
The piece describes homeseekers crossing the plains toward Oregon, noting earlier spring and later fall than their eastern origin. It highlights rising real estate prices, the shift from foothill claims to productive alfalfa farms, and the lure of steady returns from Westward farming in the Inland Empire.
The piece lauds Spokane’s revised charter raising saloon licenses to 1000 dollars and placing police control under the mayor and council. It argues higher licenses ensure orderly saloons, and metropolitan-style governance boosts efficiency. It mentions privacy concerns in daily life and reflects on Oregon military veterans, Mormon pioneers, irrigation, and Idaho legislator Avery C Moore, a young eight hour law advocate.
The article notes an individual who served as commissioner of the Charleston Exposition and later became a member of the House of Representatives, outlining their career progression and public service.
An East Side school tale on honesty and civic virtue shows a mayor witnessing a fare trick and the reaction of a student narrator. The piece, cited in the National Civil Service Reform League discussion via the Woman's Journal, reflects on local governance and integrity in everyday events.
A brief verse excerpt shows a clown envying a king’s glory while the king contemplates the hidden sorrows of ruling. The dialogue contrasts public cheer with private burden in a reflective, rhymed couplet.
Mrs Laura L Baeman of Crown Point Indiana reports two years of spinal pains eased by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after three bottles. She says the remedy renewed her health, urged many friends to try it, and praises Mrs Mass for helpful guidance to sick women.
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