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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1904
Page
4
The item lists publication schedule for an independent newspaper in Wendieton with daily, weekly, and semi weekly editions and pricing. It includes references to Rich's Sons Ktands at a Portland hotel and various addresses and advertising lines.
The article recounts Philip III of Spain opposing a canal across Darien, viewing it as defacing God's creation. It notes Spain's imperial reach and contrasts his devout stance with the later emergence of a canal by a new nation, while hinting at Alva's brutal campaigns against Protestants.
The Indian Association of Northern California asks the government to aid about 13,000 landless Indians, arguing past land seizures left tribes destitute and burdensome. The note warns that unless land of deceased Umatillas is protected, local counties face long term issues, urging perpetual stewardship over inherited lands. The piece criticizes a proposed forest reserve along the Sumpter Valley railway, saying timber sale would harm water sources and irrigation plans, and calls for civic renewal in Pendleton with sewer upgrades, cleanliness, and public health efforts. It also mentions James J. Hill backing Cleveland's presidential candidacy and notes Umatilla county’s political focus on economy and irrigation.
A collection of quirky reflections from the Atchison Globe touching on humor in households and social attitudes. The piece mentions desires, opinions, and small observations about money, marriage, and public sentiment. It references a man on the street without an overcoat and hints at seasonal hardship and frugal dress.
A reflective verse urges seizing the present and embracing progress as dawns of the new century arrive. It contrasts yesterday’s loss with today’s options, urging onward, hopeful marching toward the future. The piece cites lived experience and philosophy, urging action in the morning of the era.
A list of upcoming political and organizational events in Oregon and Umatilla County. April includes Republican and Democratic conventions, a Surhoo bond election in Pendleton, and a growers meeting in Portland. May and June feature the Democratic state convention, a labor federation gathering in Oregon City, a General M. E. conference in Los Angeles, a Pioneer reunion in Weston, a general election, and an Oregon encampment of the G A B in Hood River. The note mentions a decade of rising American exports to China.
The piece argues consumption is contracted from without, not inherited, and that narrow chested individuals with weak inheritance are most at risk. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for persistent coughs and lung weakness, claiming testimonials prove its efficacy and offering a $3,000 forfeiture to auditors.
The East Oregonian is highlighted as Eastern Oregon's representative paper, praised for its leadership and valued by readers who show their support through liberal patronage. It emphasizes its vital role as the advertising medium for the region’s section.
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