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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1902
Page
4
Friday October 24 1902 reports the first snow in Grande Ronde Valley amid mild showers and growing vegetation. Farmers praise rainfall while teachers institute planned for October 26 27 promising benefits. Campaign remarks note Bryan as a crowds magnet though criticized as a cheat.
A New York World account lauds Roundsman Fogerty for intervening in a case where a Russian bride-to-be faced disgrace. He learned the truth, located her lover with the wedding deeds, and the court reopened the case, clearing her name. The magistrate praised Fogerty for doing good in duty.
Oregon plans attract a flood of new residents drawn by better prospects in the Northwest. A prominent railroad man notes that despite unfavorable conditions this fall, these newcomers are industrious and likely to invest in homes, stay longer, and test opportunities in the growing region.
The article notes settlers moving to new lands drawn by favorable conditions despite crop failures elsewhere. They seek late frost proofing, welcome rain, and plan to stay, backed by money and industry. The piece cites Portland Telegram reporting on sustained immigration and economic prospects. It also includes brief punchlines from Puck and Chicago Daily News.
Slow healing sores are painful and dangerous, often arising from a weakened constitution and polluted blood. The Swift Specific Company claims S S S purifies the blood, cures the ailment by removing toxins, and strengthens circulation to heal ulcers, offering free physician advice from Atlanta, Georgia.
One of the most comfortable homes in Pendleton features electric lights, a nice lawn and shade trees, and a stable for two horses. A half section of fine wheat land lies in summer-fallow, north of Pendleton, with good improvements. Almost a section of land in one compact tract sits a short distance north of town.
Frank B Clopt on Farmers Custom Mill operated by Fred Walters proprietor with capacity 150 sanals after Flour and alt Chore Feed, etc always on ban.
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