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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1903
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR text from a newspaper item mentions the East Oregonian Publishing Company and distribution points in Portland and Hermiston, with references to Chicago and Mendicton postal routes, indicating a damaged notice or brief advertisement about distribution or office locations.
A philosophical reflection on individual responsibility and progress. Each person must stand on their own and face consequences when starting poorly. Backing up costs time and effort, while those who advance must back their own path and repeatedly refine their approach to improve.
Fragmented OCR notes discuss post office scandals at high levels, potential Canada United States boundary disputes, and a strong vigilante mood in Heppner Oregon. The text praises local country weeklies, describes relief fund relief efforts as well managed, and warns against perceived outsiders while endorsing decisive action to curb crime. It notes distrust of Ogden and laments tumult in local streets with vigilante sentiment and controversial civic remedies.
An essayistic piece contrasts gambling with market speculation, arguing gamblers are charitable, spend on city businesses, and rarely hoard money. It notes a universal disdain yet asks why the big gambler earns respect. It also records Oregon’s J HO Ackerman urging public school farming basics for all students, framing agricultural literacy as eventual standard.
Diath Homnit of the St. Louis Exposition’s press bureau outlines a novel rest plan for the fair. A hotel within the grounds would offer over two thousand guest rooms accessible for daytime rest. A nursery with caregivers, women’s rest spaces, and child friendly facilities are planned across multiple houses and temple complexes. Various exhibitors and women’s groups are contributing rest rooms and nurseries in state buildings and special sections.
Argentina pursues a marked rise in producing beef and mutton for export to Britain. Eight years ago cattle shipments to the British market were under forty thousand head. the South American Journal notes Argentina's vast resources and rapid growth.
The article notes how lands have been greatly improved in recent years by converting to alfalfa. This nutritious legume enriches soil with atmospheric nitrogen and, with its deep roots, withstands drought conditions, aiding land restoration and farming resilience.
A Canadian tied to the Alaska dispute denounces the imperial decision as a fatal blow to the bond with Britain. He warns that the International court's action transfers Canadian territory to the United States, revealing Canada’s sacrifices for Britain may be disregarded when imperial interests demand.
A fragmented verse laments a ferry and admonishes steady effort while noting practical changes in Chicago. The Washington Star reports pie prices rising from a fraction to four cents and hints at a cooperative pie factory plan by restaurant groups to counter trusts.
From old to modern relief for coughs and lung troubles, Scott's Emulsion is presented as the first choice for ailment relief. It masks the oil taste and aids digestion, offering quick, reliable help at all ages, with a free sample offered on request.
Testimonial letters praise Peruna as an excellent family remedy for colds catarrh and coughs. John L. Burnett congressman touts it as safe and effective while urging readers to insist on Peruna not substitutes. Dr Hartman offers free medical advice if results are not prompt or satisfactory.
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