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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1903
Page
4
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A reflective verse by Carrie Blake Morgan notes that divine restraint kept triumph from all, preserving the value of effort. It urges readers to endure perceived toil, suggesting success gains meaning only through striving and that failure pain remains but is tempered by purpose.
A large granite monument was unveiled this afternoon by the graduating class, who carved their initials and placed the stone as a lasting memorial. The ceremony featured addresses and a solemn pledge, while the piece stands as a symbol of work well done and faith found.
A fragment from Everybody's Magazine quotes Dr Rainsford recalling a long absence from civilization. He describes a bloody coat and a rough reception by Western men who misjudge him and a lawyer friend, with crude jokes about their roles. The snippet shifts to a meditation on babies and reverence, and notes Senator C W Fulton campaigning in Southern Oregon for King Hermann.
A margin of one cent per bushel is required for grain and two dollars per share on stocks. An eighth of a cent per bushel is charged as commission on grain and one percent on stocks.
A wealthy New York broker with a Long Island country home toys with his servant setup to water plants. He mistakes the coachman for a hireling, then orders a staged rig to fetch a watering can and return, misusing staff in a humorous abuse of class. The coachman plays along, but the broker’s plan reveals a petty social test.
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