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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1904
Page
4
Fragmented OCR text from a historical style paper lists subscription options and postal bureau details. Contains garbled phrases about weekly and semi weekly issues, durations, and a bureau address in Washington DC. No clear event or person emerges.
A historic Oregon burial tale notes the first Antio-Saxon grave in the territory. The epitaph honors Anna Maria Pitman wife of Rev Jason Lee and their infant, reflecting reverent frontier memory and the era’s religious migration story.
Fragments of a lyric calling lovers to distant memories and sacred light. Quoting Themas Balley Aldrich, imagery of moonlit journeys, longing, and pilgrims moving from dawn to dark toward an everlasting, angelic glow.
Fragmentary OCR reads about repeated lines of a poem or song with weather and night imagery. The text shows misspellings and archaic phrasing, mentioning winter, night, weariness, worship of morning light, and a longing for sleep or rest. No clear event or identifiable person, place, or organization is present in the readable portion.
Seventy years after his voyage to Oregon the guide of early evangelism Jason Lee is recalled. The narrative traces his role in establishing the first missionary outpost on the Willamette, the urging of New England Methodists to Oregon, and the trek of Whitman and Spalding to the Walla Walla region, leading to Salem’s rise as the region’s hub and the founding of early settlements and schools.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a grand jury in Multnomah County indicting crime figures tied to city corruption. It condemns officials in league with lawbreakers and calls for removal and constitutional remedies to purge corruption and protect justice in Oregon.
In Coldtoot near Arete circle two large turnips and summer vegetables thrived in a cabin garden of Mr. Tennant at 117 Twenty sixth Avenue South Spokane. J. A. Johnmen sent the harvest from a North Winter mining area, noting French seeds and green tops served as vegetables for locals. Coldfoot garden proves hardy with hot houses in principal towns for year round table luxuries.
A New York Sum report states the United Mine Workers convened in Trollanpolie on January 26 1905. Talks centered on John Mitchell possible re election as president and his future in labor leadership. Some sources suggest he may retire from active trades work or enter politics while Roosevelt's views influence rumors of a labor bureau appointment.
Municipal records show Okmmomi City reduced water rates by 25 percent after completing three year private ownership work. Costs for the Mint project totaled 000. The plant’s expenses left a balance of 48000 for the year after running costs. The Commoner.
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