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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1904
Page
4
Subscription rates listed in a jumbled ad indicate daily and weekly options. The notice references one year subscriptions by mall and various shorter terms including six months and three months with unclear wording and several misspellings.
The East Oregonian announces a major page enlargement and new features to enhance readability. It pledges civic independence, expanded telegraph service, and stronger local coverage while noting rising circulation and substantial postage statistics to attract advertisers.
Captain Matuaesovitch, head of taft of the late Admiral Wither, reports the slot that shattered the firiship Caaravitch’s bridge and killed the admiral was fired by the Japan AeA MMBiATCN of Hight mules.
Report describes Japanese gunnery against Russian ships, noting precision at distance and lessons in gunnery, target practice, and fire control. Observers say ships suffer when marksman skill lags, while well-trained crews deliver decisive shots.
The article discusses gradual inner development toward safer electrical wiring in Pendleton. Officials push for stronger current standards and stricter ordinances to curb dangerous setups, noting fire risks from poor wiring compared to flues and the need to replace old systems.
The article discusses Secretary Taft and his view on granting right of way for strategic repositioning. It notes potential costs and political considerations, with emphasis on authority, urgency, and implications for military and civil logistics amid ongoing tensions.
A garbled clipping discusses Gen Fred Grant references and mock warfare imagery, then shifts to Oregon officials and law enforcement, noting Brown of Baker County and references to press coverage and irrigation theory debates. It mentions a delegation from Wallowa County heading to St Louis and a tension between irrigation arguments and statutory authority.
Wellman reports to Denver Post that while Denver is rich and grand with parks and block after block of wealth, it lacks any public bath facilities. He likens street children bathing in a public fountain to caged birds, a contrast that struck him during a month in Colorado.
The article argues that Japanese soldiers and civilians resemble Russians to outsiders, risking capture and misidentification by white correspondents. It notes guards, costs, and the danger of sending messages that could reveal military secrets, arguing that journalists may preserve reputations but struggle to convey true Japanese valor and intentions.
A Salem Journal snippet notes a French mediator offering tips in a quirky hobby with various costumes on display. The piece highlights social mingling and opportunities for attendees to interact, learn, and earn money while enjoying the event’s eccentric attire.
An antiquated advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as the most desirable laxative for delicate women. It claims regularity, relief from distressed health, and healing of inflammation and ulceration, urging use to ease weakness and other female disorders with assertions of safety and effectiveness.
An advertisement promotes City Brewery Bottled Beer as the greatest summer drink. It claims the beer is pure, always the same, and yields youth and vigor. It notes Pendleton production, temperature stability during shipping, and options to buy by quarts pints or half pints with delivery via local phones 1771 and 181.
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