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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1904
Page
4
A fragmented editorial mixes political pitches for a district attorney with sheep ranching notes. It promotes unity to keep an ally in office, discusses wool prices and Western sheep output, and closes with a Missouri tale of rags to riches and social ascent.
The text contains garbled comments on naval warfare and foreign policy, followed by local civic concerns about street improvements and county printing contracts. It praises T G Halsey for local office, laments graft in county printing, and hints at a possible congressional run amid a strongly Republican district.
An essay contrasts historic Japan with modern Tokyo noting the rise of rich tradesmen and manufacturers who control wealth while former samurai decline to clerical roles. The author pictures grim urban squalor in Darkest Tokio and minuscule daily commerce, with workers earning pennies and lodging in damp, verminous floors as reformist ideas echo from distant pamphlets.
A poetic lecture-like meditation contrasts Japan's progress with war fears. It questions whether gradual reform suffices and envisions struggle forging courage, resilience, and progress, while urging a forward path despite looming conflict and upheaval.
Public notice thanks customers for past support after selling the coal and wood business to L. W. M. Adams. Mr Adams will keep a large stock of dry wood and Kemnerer coal. The author will remain in the office with Mr McAdams for settlements.
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