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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1901
Page
2
The Oregonian lists prices and publication options for daily weekly and semi weekly editions. It details rates for street sales and mail subscriptions, with offerings from the Publicity Company and publishing terms across the week.
The article argues Edward Seventh’s stance on foreign representatives must appear in courtly dress reflects a fading crown power. It contrasts royal pomp with republican will, notes the theatrical Mary Stuart production, and praises Queen Victoria’s influence rooted in judgment and diplomacy rather than title.
A quoted Salon exchange questions J. P. Thompson’s influence in Oregon politics, noting Portland and Multnomah county interest, legislative opposition to his stance, and White House alignment with his followers. The fragment suggests Thompson lacks a local newspaper presence to share views.
A historical Portland pamphlet critiques Dr Thomp- son and praises Oregon Native Bon while urging moral reform. It laments gambling, rail consolidations and the loss of heritage, and urges distribution of public documents to schools, while predicting tech advances and electric music transforming daily life.
The passage wanders through imagined system to system records, describing worn wheels and leaky valves, then pivots to a harsh view of monarchy as a burden. It recalls a long ailing rhyme about Marel and a tale of Oregon, mentioning Lodisians, Bogle, and Mint ern Oregon in a fragmentary meditation on history and identity.
Harry Newton Gardner argues in Modern Culture Magazine April that irrigation can liberate farmers from Nature's whim. He notes head-gate controls temper water use, enabling reliable yields, yet warns that regulation must balance upstream and downstream needs.
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