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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1904
Page
5
An odd item announces Font gremealante and sale at B I News Stands located near Hot Portion and Borel Vertins in Mertland Oreson. The notice emphasizes availability and local listing details.
A damaged excerpt presents jagged phrases about swift storms sweeping by and fire from heaven for an hour. It invokes a tempest, shadowed lines, blue sky, and power, fragmentary and obscure, with no clear article context or events.
The Pacific Northwest article details Pendleton merchants and the R. R. and N. company launching a weekly Walla Walla to Pendleton excursion train starting next week on November 22, with a permanent schedule, special reduced fares, and stops at all stations. The plan aims to stimulate winter commerce and county events, while officials push broader access and public carriage.
A German immigrant arrived in Omaha ten years ago with a marginal three acre plot. He studied market demand, built a model garden, paid down debt, and expanded to ten acres. His careful pace contrasts with a neighbor who abandoned farming, while the community notes the German’s steady success as a solid township figure.
A poetically charged assertion proclaims that society must amend wrongs and uplift the starving and oppressed. It declares resolve to defeat tyranny, end suffering, and advance toward a brighter era with collective strength and moral purpose. Ella Wheeler Wilcox is referenced as the voice behind the call to action.
Early returns show Roosevelt leading with about 942 electoral votes, while Republicans claim majorities in the next House and a large plurality for Roosevelt. The piece notes the solid South breaking, Parker’s position, and mentions new electric devices shown at the Lewis and Clark Center exposition, including an electro whitewash contraption.
A controversial historical piece touts light as a powerful health remedy and claims eminent scientists prove its efficacy. It credits a Dr Merce and a surgical institute in Naffaic NS, advocating plant and mineral extracts as energizers and blood tonics while warning against counterfeit dealers.
A Pendleton resident touts Doan's Kidney Pills as a cure for back and kidney pain. W. Welle of Palace Lodging House credits the remedy with easing dull aching, irregular kidney action, and renewed back comfort after prior trials.
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