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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1903
Page
4
Publication notice from the East Oregonian Publishing Company outlines daily afternoon issues at Pondietop Oregon with subscription and mailing options. It lists prices for daily, weekly, and six month periods and provides mailing and street address information for subscription processing and local offices in Portland and surrounding areas.
Fragmented lines discuss justice as a realer of wrongs and shelter for the poor, referencing Warwick. The text appears as an old prose fragment or poem with obscure phrasing and missing context. Source implies critique of unequal protection and the law’s failures.
A monthly crop report signals severe effects on corn as growers face needed replanting and erratic yields. Foreseeing a harsh season, farmers brace for lower output while planners weigh relief and policy against rising costs and labor tensions domestically.
The article notes that workers may no longer have friends calling during hours. Employees must now work a full day with visitors waiting outside. It cites prior disruptions from personal calls and business during duty, while broader economic strains persist with rising living costs and strikes.
The Kansas City Star quotes a Horworth Star-Sentinel editor mockingly praising When First We Met. The critic jokes about musical terms, notes the print quality and design, and teases a three year advance subscription with witty country humor.
An advertisement extols Swamp Root from Dr Kilmer and Co promising relief for kidney and bladder trouble affecting both genders. The copy cites frequent urinary issues in children and adults, claiming the remedy improves bladder function and overall vitality, with sample bottles and mail order details.
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