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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1903
Page
4
Fragmented OCR show Fatase Pobiiened publication schedule by Oregon publishing firm. Mentions daily, weekly issues, prices, offices in Portland and hotel distribution. Includes mail subscription notes and bureau address with postal routing details.
Pendleton voters face a call for businesslike city leadership to retire debt from sewer and improvements, curb spending, and boost revenue. The council’s mix of old and new members must prove sound financial management, expand street coverage and fire protection, and sustain growth while trimming unnecessary costs. A surplus once existed, but rising interest and capital costs pressure the budget alongside mounting policing and infrastructure needs.
Alfred J. Waterhouse notes a parade of the Sunshine Brigade bringing calm laughter and music. The text portrays their march as a hopeful, world loving act that dispels gloom as troops of peace move through the city.
John Mitchell argues against war, urging adherence to legal rules of contest and government force if needed. He condemns intimidation in boycotts while supporting recognizing friends and opponents of opponents in a great national contest. He notes a seven year period of federal currency aid totaling 1,000,000?gal.
A campaign seeks to compel wealthy Americans to contribute two per year to support the colonization of Russian Jews in America. The report notes a body found along the Columbia near St John’s, identified later as an elderly man whose remains were in a deteriorated state.
5 percent gold bonds can be bought on an installment plan with ownership transferring in ten, fifteen, or twenty years. In the event of death, ownership goes to the wife or another designated beneficiary.
The notice outlines bond terms and how to inquire about offers. It lists company leadership and regional managers including Richard A. McCurdy of The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York Alma D. Katz in Boise Idaho and frank L. Hammond in Pendleton Oregon.
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