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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1903
Page
4
A short poem from the Atlanta Constitution reflecting on happiness as ever-present, arguing the brightest joys are near and found in simple violets at one's feet. The verse notes companionship along paths and rhyming song as constant.
Echo irrigation reservation homesteads face hardship as settlers hesitate to file due to lack of water and delayed irrigation. Experts urge a government rule allowing entry without residence and waiving improvements until irrigation is completed to protect innocent settlers from strict homestead requirements.
The Lewis and Clark Palace organizers show resolve and seek success with guidance from the St. Louis Exposition, praised by a Parisian writer as a fine American “husband” in spirit. A quick Burina trip for expo interests followed by a brief interview is noted.
The Oregon Daily Journal announces new prices shipped from the factory with the motto May Its tribe increase. The note asserts interests of Oregon extend beyond party lines as the publication updates its pricing.
An American collector Mr Davis uncovered a king Thormes IV tomb near Thebes revealing a superb chariot in pristine condition. The site includes a granite sarcophagus and richly painted walls, with robbers’ damage in the death year of Horemheb. Numerous clay seals, vessels, textiles, and a leather gauntlet accompany the find.
A description traces playing cards from a stick game in this country to ivory and wood faced caricatures. From carved counters to painted cards, the evolution shows how sticks and cards migrated from old origins to modern decks, noting Pacific coast Indians and the journey from Asia to America.
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