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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1903
Page
4
The snippet lists subscription options and prices for the East Oregonian and related services, including weekly, semi weekly, and monthly mail delivery. It notes channels and locations such as Portland, San Francisco, and specific street addresses, indicating distribution and subscription logistics.
A fragmented column blends satire on John Rockefeller and Andrew Carnegie with reflections on American unity, Canadian sentiment, and industrial progress. It critiques press sensationalism, laments biased reporting, and notes a Salem newsroom dispute while detailing a curious railway platform flirtation among schoolgirls and a cautionary talk on propriety.
Edgy notes urge committees to refrain from actual work while inviting letters to state sections. Pendleton hosts an irrigation convention with emphasis on personal outreach, spirited attendance, and a welcoming, desert themed gathering aimed at drawing visitors and creating memorable civilizational progress.
A New Jersey company plans a five car rolling palace train linking New York and San Francisco. It will feature orchestra palm room plush decor and live broiled meals with a maid car valet car and extra luggage train. Golf greens will be provided at stops for wealthy passengers seeking exclusive travel.
The Hearst organization again proposes a morning paper in Portland amid a history of failed attempts and heavy losses to compete with The Oregonian. Telegram notes weak points in the plan, citing insufficient capital or flawed management.
Fragmentary text describes a Pendleton newsman challenging Portland monopoly and a tense stance on leadership and impact on the state. Mentions Oregonian, claimed by Samyiter Mine voice, and references to press control and political tension without clear dates or events.
An older advertorial promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney, bladder, and urinary issues. It claims staining of linens signals trouble and cites back pain frequent urination as proof. The notice offers a sample bottle and directs readers to send for a booklet from Kilmer & Co. in Binghamton New York.
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