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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1902
Page
4
A column discusses Irish danger and action over rhetoric, warns labor staying out of politics to stay allied with parties, critiques Oregon forest reserve coverage, argues church and state should settle differences fairly, condemns extremists while urging good sense and restraint.
Ex President Cleveland agrees with the New York World on tariff reform as a national necessity and a matter of party fidelity. He cites Iowa and Northwestern GOP platforms, New England protests against Dingley duties, and Moody’s coal duty as signs of the times urging fair tariff adjustment for broader benefits.
An English inquiry arrives to study the secret of American prosperity. The piece reflects on how outsiders view the nation’s ceaseless push and the enduring American drive to advance and succeed in a broad global context. It highlights individual persistence as the root of progress across nations.
The passage extols mutual self-help across industries and political life, stressing unity in achievement and international friendship. It notes prosperity hinges on overcoming obstacles like adverse unions and monopolies, referencing a New York World view without specifics.
Jom A. Wyeth reports Prof Welch of Johns Hopkins revealed a universal virus said to prevent all diseases. Inoculation would render sickness impossible, promising elixir of life and fountain of perpetual youth. The piece quips on health becoming epidemic and cites Col. Ingersoll before noting the World’s skepticism.
The Dead Letter Office reports 9,400,351 mail pieces handled in the year ending last June with 108, not addressing letters and 156,821 unpaid postage. Government returns from unclaimed items totaled 13,406 dollars. Also, two killed and three injured in an explosion that damaged the tugboat Fred Nellis near Mound City, Arkansas.
Local notice announces Farmers Custom Mill operated by Fred Walters with capacity for 150 barrels. Advertises scar flour, mill feed, chopped feed, and other supplies. Mill ensures steady stock of key commodities and service.
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