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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1903
Page
4
A fragment notes men who disdain party bosses and seek a voice in nominations. They fear corruption and insist on stepping forward, ending in a performative call to action. Reverend J H Me is referenced in the excerpt.
The piece argues taxation should target untaxed invisible property in Umatilla county to raise the tax roll from 29 mills. It condemns lax assessment, calls for higher values on diverse property, and urges removing exemptions to share the county’s burden. It also discusses Sunday operations for the Lewis and Clark Fair and the duty to serve workers.
A fragment notes a proposed levy revision to lower tax rates on the county lands. The plan envisions a dramatic drawing power to lure outside capital, aiming to transform one million acres of county land into productive futures through coordinated investment.
A fragmentary reminiscence recalls a Mont martes garden evening with Stevenson the painter and Will Low, a heated wine fueled clash, and a thrown bottle narrowly missed. The scene segues to a Grant and Twain publishing anecdote, then a Ray Clark Rose poetic excerpt about longing, memory, and a delayed embrace.
A stark reflection on childhood and loss, warning that deprivation of youthful joys breeds long lasting resentment. The piece notes Emil Hirach finots ranks first among states in manufacturing agricultural implements bicycles cars glucose and distilled spirits, plus slaughtering and meat packing.
A local ad invites patrons to drop in at Robins ons First Class Bowling Alleys to spend spare time enjoying lanes, snacks, and casual play.
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