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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1903
Page
4
A mosaic of opinions and reports touches Oregon politics, railway disputes, and education. Articles discuss Panama canal commission seats, a Dillon alfalfa sale, land proceeds, and the need to revitalize public schools while praising Oregon’s growing ties with global markets and timber interests.
The speaker urges extending Arbor Day beyond a single annual observance. Focus on sustained efforts to inspire enthusiasm for nature, growth, and cleanliness. Encourage children to care for shrubs and flowers and keep surroundings neat, turning Arbor Day into ongoing study of nature and right living.
George H Maxwell, executive chairman of the National Irrigation Association, spoke at Arlington about United States government irrigation plans. He said the Grand Canyon project will deploy a large workforce to build reservoirs and main canals, making the Colorado River the Nile of America. Water from the river could irrigate a vast fertile area, supporting a population larger than California, with earlier harvests and tropical crops reaching markets sooner. The work will take years but promises immense regional benefits. Washington Post
An early column argues that social systems force people into unsuitable jobs, creating “round men in square holes.” Separately, a delegation from Missoula travels to Washington to protest cattle taxation, seeking relief on duties of over ten heads.
An advertisement asserts that a cough leads to pneumonia or consumption and that Acker’s English Remedy stops coughs in a day and heals lungs. It guarantees results or money back and offers free samples, with W. H. Hooker & Co of Buffalo and F. W. Schmidt & Co., druggists, as contacts.
Atlanta woman Miss Alice Bailey credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with permanent relief from ovary inflammation and avoiding surgery after three years of pain. Two other testimonials from Georgia and Iowa praise restored health and freedom from operation, urging sick women to try the remedy.
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