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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1903
Page
5
Pendleton Oregon based East Oregonian Publishing Company publishes daily afternoons except Sunday. It lists mailing rates and carriers, availability at local newsstands, and office bureaus in Portland San Francisco Chicago and Washington. The notice marks postal registration and class handling.
A reflection on prioritizing small details, arguing that recognizing and acting on the essential little things drives progress. It asserts instinct or training helps separate important details from trivial ones, forming the foundation of success per Carr ie C. Van Orsilal in Pacific Echo.
The East Oregonian reports a sweeping irrigation campaign by the Irrigation Association urging parties to add a dedicated irrigation plank and for candidates to commit to irrigation legislation. It notes repeal aims for timber and stone acts, and potential reform of homestead rules to sustain the irrigation fund amid reclamation push.
Mrs Rosa Adams niece of the late General Roger Hanson recommends Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relieved female illness. She describes extreme lassitude and fatigue improving after two bottles and restoration to health. Louisville address noted.
A newspaper note invites women to write to Mia Pinklhem at 1 Mass. for free medical advice. It claims she will understand their cases, treat with kindness, and that thousands have already written.
In a heated exchange a push to remove Senator Morgan from chair on the Isthmian canal committees surged, argued as advancing public interest. The bid favored Hanna as a representative of continental railway interests shaping the approach to the canal project.
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