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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1904
Page
4
What is the value of an ideal. A wealthier father with an idle son who goes astray would trade all his wealth for an ideal that could lift the son to the hoped-for pinnacle. The ideal stands as the difference between success and failure in a son.
A regional piece argues that persistent moral outreach and church organization are essential to counteract deteriorating social forces. It notes Pendleton as home to eight churches with about 1200 members and reports 250 new adherents in three months, suggesting organized good outspends organized wrong.
A broad editorial argues for organized moral effort against vice and for morality and peace. It defends Tolstoi against war fund accusations, condemns political mudslinging around Roosevelt and Booker T. Washington, and advocates Oregon’s direct primary law as a sovereign voter power. It ends noting the dog hunting crusade in Umailta county.
March outlook notes in colorful verse by Sarah A. Shafer and lists political and agricultural events in Oregon. Democ ratic state convention in Portland on April 1 percent, Republican state convention on April 14, Oregon Car Growers Association meeting April 16 in Portland, and Oregon encampment OGA in Hood River June 16 17.
Whitaker and Ray of San Francisco publish an edition of ten large color maps 12x29 inches showing United States territorial acquisitions from settlement through the Civil War era. The maps mark French Indian Spanish English and American holdings at the Revolution and trace expansion to the seceding states, promising to replace lectures in Oregon public schools. The publishers plan executive sale on the coast after county superintendents receive copies.
The fragmented text urges steady progress with hope and joy guiding through hardship. It mentions onward effort despite heavy burdens and cloudy times, promising eventual reward. It notes the United States cotton exports rising in 14 to $61.00 NM, extending past 1900’s $314,000,000 record.
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