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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1903
Page
4
Fragmented text from a Oregonian area page shows scattered names and addresses. Mentions Hotel Portland, Portland, Oregon, and Scripps McRae News Amgoda with contact details. Appears to be a partial classified or notice section with street addresses and business names.
A fragmentary, archaic verse fragment reflects on serving another's will with honest thought and a faithful heart. It emphasizes inner truth and moral restraint, framed in a flowery, early English diction. The text reads like a devotional or didactic meditation on virtue.
Professor ABL Leckenby, superintendent of the Oregon Experiment Farm at Onion, advocates farming as an intelligent, progressive science. He compares crop success to human health, stresses soil and seed selection, and praises careful cultivation. He praises Tolstoyan ideals and notes irrigation meetings and Oregon’s wheat output.
The piece argues flour scarcity is not the issue and Spokane bakers cutting loaf sizes is a business decision. It dismisses laws regulating loaf size as class legislation and reflects on prices, belittling no alarm over cheap bread, while noting the broader belief that bread remains the staff of life.
A fragmented 19th century style piece discusses a mother's daily duties as she times her steps with a baby, noting constant care for baby's wants and needs. It references Dr. Meron Paworth and Mrs. nileree Presient at Mat waukee, and mentions Dr. Pierce's Moonquist Pellets as a remedy.
The Spokane Press argues that bread prices rising despite abundance reflect a reversed supply demand law and threaten workers’ livelihood. It warns of a forthcoming economic shift unless a new price scale is adopted to keep bread affordable and wages sufficient.
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