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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1913
Page
4
A fragmented notice outlines various newspaper subscription terms including durations from one month to one year. Mentions by mail by carrier and semi weekly options with different periods. The text lists several inconsistent spellings and partial phrases without complete context or names.
An old verse tale describes Opportunity knocking at a humble cottage while a hopeful optimist inside awaits a visitor. The scene contrasts anticipation with a unexpected howl from the outside.
The piece argues cattle growers face hard conditions and limited wealth while processors and retailers gain control. It cites eastern Oregon experience and notes a broader critique of economic systems. It also praises a Christian Science Monitor editorial urging higher literary standards to elevate drama and stage content.
The piece argues for excluding juvenile fiction deemed vicious or unfit, urging parents to seek guidance on what to shut out. Communities valuing welfare should provide it, and a national stance could accelerate addressing related societal problems.
A concise saying notes profit often lacks honor at home, implying business merit may be questioned locally despite success abroad. The remark suggests cultural or national bias shaping perceptions of wealth and achievement.
The Walla Walla Union reports Pendleton faces possible forfeiture of its league franchise if it does not acquiesce to demands from Walla Walla. The piece frames the situation as an advance pressure tactic, suggesting Pendleton will be forced to concede without the value of a typical surprise in competition.
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