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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1903
Page
4
East Oregonian notes a local event at Th Thiths Newmonty and Hotel Derbies in Mortland Oregon. The story references arrivals, a public gathering and coverage by the East Oregonian with focus on community venues and visitors.
A sprawling explosion of notes from Pendleton and Baker City era, touching Carnival planning in Portland, labor Day events, civic money woes, and local politics. The piece criticizes land monopoly laws, calls for repealing desert land and homestead acts, and urges action to protect public lands and spur development in Eastern Oregon.
The Salem Journal notes improvements at the Oregon state prison under Governor Chamberlain, praising humane treatment and upgrades to buildings and commissary. Reforms stem from direct concern for prisoners, with $500,000 planned for improvements at Vancouver barracks.
Internal commerce reports indicate stock receipts through July totaling 17,784,847 head across five markets, with year over year gains and varied car counts by city. Prices are pressured by on-hand meat stocks, while wheat receipts in July show seasonal lag and slower demand.
The American Federation of Labor’s plan to organize Southern black laborers into unions faces strong white opposition in Mississippi and Louisiana. Leonard has been expelled from Vicksburg, and Roosevelt may be asked to protect him. The New Orleans States condemns black unionization as dangerous and urges whites to oppose it, warning of a slide toward social equality rather than industrial fraternity.
A compact notice praises Teddibus Historicus for writing a lengthy history for tH. It notes six hundred pages on San Juan Hill and a piece on Lexington Baxchange Hood River. It mentions sending a large collection of fruits to the National Irrigation Association.
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a cure for nervousness and female complaints. It claims the remedy stabilizes irregularities, averts drains, heals inflammation, and calm nerves while improving appetite and sleep, with testimonials and offer of medical advice and free medical book.
Stockholders of the Jie J. Paitin Co announce a curative program for Brights disease and chronic kidney ailments based on a proprietary remedy. The roster of local professionals questioned the claims, noting prior investments and urging caution amid the sensational prospectus and advertisements for Fulton Campounds and Schmidt's Pharmacy.
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