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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1903
Page
5
The Oregonian lists subscription options including daily and weekly plans with rates by year, month, and delivery method. Carriers and mail availability are noted, with distribution at Portland locations and hotel stands.
A garbled mix of local notes recalls a toppled majestic tree, city growth in Pendleton, and a Baker City post office incident. It blends political faction commentary on the Oregon Republican scene with reflections on street life, mail losses, and a typified newspaper culture from early Portland and Eastern Oregon.
Secretary Hitchcock orders government led irrigation works with Charles Walcott to start at the Tonto basin dam on Salt River Arizona. A multi year project builds a canal system and power plant, creating a lake over 18 miles long to supply water and electricity. Local landowners join a water users cooperative to repay the dam cost via stock shares. Also Fresno high school pupils stage a Thanksgiving fundraiser but face backlash over public charity display and poor donor targeting.
In a wavering address to supporters, Senor Slivela revealed his retirement from public life, a move that underscored the current pessimistic mood surrounding Spain’s political scene. The veteran figure urged calm and reflected on his years in service.
An adv promoting Scott's Emulsion as a powerful health booster amid daily battles with illness. It argues nourishment via sunlight and rest supports immunity and frames the product as superior nourishment. Published by Scott & Bowne of Pearl Street, New York.
The speaker said he quit after realizing Spain does not want an army or foreign policy. He favored material reforms in agriculture, industry, trade and public works. He sought a robust party backing, believing a weak stance would doom his government. Prime Minister Villaverde was expected to protest but offered no reply.
Denver Post decries insincerity and sensationalism in journalism. It argues a wave of cranky rhetoric misleads the public and harms sincere discourse, noting figures like Mrs. Rover and Rev. Merle Wright as examples of attention seeking sensationalism.
Kansas harvests more wheat than any state with every county producing at least 1,000,000 bushels. Sumner County records 1,812,102 bushels as part of the state’s strong wheat belt showing historic yields.
A Brooklyn reader recounts a long illness that produced a severe cough and chest issues. After trying various remedies, Peruna is claimed to have finally aided recovery over several weeks. The account emphasizes personal relief and restored health.
Letters praise Peruna for catarrh coughs and colds with testimonials from Pernne Cures a Cold at the Cintaet Miseim Isaacs and ex-Congressman W J Purman. Readers urged to ask their druggist for a free bottle and consider Peruna a tonic for catarrh nervousness and stomach troubles with endorsements dated 1904.
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