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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1904
Page
4
An old Oregonian masthead lists subscription rates and distribution points for the East Oregonian, noting daily, weekly, and monthly options, with locations for newsstands and a San Francisco or Portland bureau network. It outlines mail options and pricing in a historic period advertisement style.
A Thomas Carlyle quote on symbolic representation as the guide in human life. It argues that men shape their lives through art and speech to reveal inner forces, striving for sincerity amid divine misdirection, and that nations act with historical purpose.
Swearengen compared the gas plant siting to a homeowner’s view and urged council members to imagine protestors’ positions before judging. He framed the rule as a simple, universal call to place oneself in another’s shoes. The note mentions government engineers and county officials involved with irrigation policy.
The Inland Empire urges rapid portage road construction linking Oregon Washington and Idaho counties. A special meeting seeks cross county funding and government support while commercial groups push the project as a symbol of regional progress. Pendleton hosts a May 26 farmers institute to share free agricultural knowledge from state colleges with Umatilla county residents.
A Victorian verse sketch features a robin visiting a graveyard and reading an obituary for William Jones. Violets on a tombstone tremble and confess a mystery beneath their bed as the robin questions their fright in somber, archaic cadence.
In all departments of active service stand in need of the readiness of mind ness of and prom action which depend on a healthy nervous system. Railroad men find Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery a valuable tonic for the overstrained nervous system It builds up the body purifies the blood now makes the nerves and induces a healthy appetite and refreshing sleep. Mr Garlewell of Eureka Springs Ark reports improvement after using the Discovery and recommends sending a stamp for Dr Pierce's Medical Adviser in paper covers.
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