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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1904
Page
4
The editorial argues for antitrust enforcement and union support, praising William Randolph Hearst for challenging trusts. It condemns the money power and calls for immigration restrictions to prevent overwhelming growth, urging action to protect American workers and land reform ideals.
Senator Hoar has introduced a general colonization bill to create a bureau of colonization and issue gold bonds up to 30 million dollars for loans to impoverished men. The plan aims to move idle, vicious and ignorant classes from slums to productive rural land, with loans for tools, materials, and housing. The fund would recycle repayments to finance further loans and establish a government bureau overseeing applications, security review, and loan collection.
A calendar of events outlines dates for Democratic state convention in Portland on April 18, school bond election in Pendleton on April 12, Republican state convention in April 14 and meeting of Oregon Cattle Growers Association in Portland on April 18, Oregon Federation of Labor in Oregon City on May 2, General M. E. conference in Los Angeles on May 4, Umatilla county pioneers reunion in Weston on June 2 to 4, general selection in Oregon on June 15, 1917, and Oregon encampment G A K in Hood River.
A Denver Post reader argues that men favor beauty in specific features over overall harmony. She asks why plain women receive little attention and suggests the dominant charm of a single striking attribute often trumps balanced looks.
An emperor of Korea, after hosting a feast, broke a tooth and imprisoned his chief rock and assistants. A touring dentist restored relief for 1000 yen, and the chief cook received three months with pay. The tale then shifts to varied notes on Sven Hedin, ancient Chinese paper, Italian macaroni factories, coal regions, a French grafting experiment, and a tomato potato crop method.
Notice to the public: the coal and wood business has been sold to L. W. Adams. The former owner thanks customers for support and asks them to extend it to Mr Adams, who will keep a large stock of dry wood and Kemnerer coal. Those indebted are asked to call for settlement at the office with Mr McAdams.
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