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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1903
Page
4
Fragmented OCR lists subscription rates and office addresses for the East Oregonian and associated bureaus. Includes misread names and locations such as Chicago and Portland, with scattered publisher and newsstand references.
Edmund Landor muses on time and roles in the theater. The lines compare lovers and sages, noting the audience, prompters, and chorus that accompany performance as hours slip away. The verse reflects on stage life and the widening reach of the play.
Mayor Halley urges Pendleton to adopt a home seeker creed as immigration flows westward. Pendleton should publish attractive literature similar to Walla Walla and Spokane to lure tourists and investors, highlighting county crops, resources, and opportunities. A referendum petition on a portage road from Yale, Malheur county, shows growing regional activity. The Scripps McRae News Association wins wireless news service for the yacht race.
The Eugene Guard notes that Binger Hermann was removed from the Roseburg land office by President Grant for land speculation and later ousted in 1903 for cause. It observes Oregon Republicans still backing him for Congress, calling his hold on Republicanism curious and persistent in the region.
Archibald Roosevelts spotted pony rides up Pennsylvania Avenue with the young Roosevelt astride. Spectators watched as the pony and riders drew cheers while Ethel Roosevelt and the coachman followed, both becoming familiar figures in Washington streets.
Elbert Hubbard renowned as Philistine writer and orator will lecture in Denver on Thursday evening May 12 at the Woman's Club. He will discuss Roycroft and its ideals as he founded the Roycraft workshop at Aurora New York and set the work that workers should do.
The Denver Post praises Fra Elbertus as a powerful speaker whose stage presence outshines his writings. Critics note his oratorical skill and calm, kindly demeanor, saying his lecture leaves listeners improved and more thoughtful.
The Chicago Tribune argues that peace time wear on battleships costs more than enemy losses in war and warns that strong naval builds may be undermined by construction flaws. It notes incidents on the Maine and other vessels, the deck bending from gun recoil, and calls for improved structural strength and safety margins in ship design.
Excerpt from Oceansides by Percy W Shedd presents a stark drama with a beastly husband and an angelic wife. The couple endures a stormy marriage, a cosmos of passion and peril, ending with a striking line about paradise despite turmoil.
A vintage ad urges growing children to grow lengthwise with Scott's Emulsion. It claims the product enhances digestive power, strengthens vital organs, and promotes outward proportion and inner vigor. A free sample offer is made by Booty & Bowne of Pearl Street, New York.
A Ohio woman reports relief from a side abscess and fallopian tube pain after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound instead of hospital surgery. The testimonial urges other women with female troubles to begin the remedy at once, claiming Medical advice and the product offer be free.
Rooms available with running water in each unit. Utilities included by day week or month. Property owner advertises multiple cottages at Cottonwood area offering clean lodging with basic amenities.
Raised by Cal Rogers on Butler Creek sired by a thoroughbred Kentucky Jack dam a large Maltese Jenny. Will make the present season at my place three miles northeast of Pendleton on Wild Horse Creek. Terms ten dollars to insure live colt.
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