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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1903
Page
4
The readable text mentions monthly and weekly payment terms, including one year and four month cycles, with references to weekly, monthly, and annual schedules. It resembles a mistyped financial or subscription notice with several named time periods and periods.
The readable parts suggest a garbled text mentioning Bronett and Vinhy with Tibet and Magyeros in a vague global context. Key names and places are uncertain, yielding no clear event, date, or outcome to report.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss irrigation, water rights, and reclamation across states like Oregon Colorado and Montana. It mentions costs, contracts, and proposals for dikes and canals, with references to government and Union officials in a forerunner policy debate.
The text outlines debates over canal construction, desert land suitability for irrigation, and federal law implications. It mentions interstate interest, irrigation projects under national law, and potential allotments affecting western territory development, with references to governance and timing.
A Washington interview with General Nelson A. Miles contrasts aggressive war spirit with Rooseveltian caution. Miles argues Americans require no urging to patriotism, while others urge civic training and antiwar sentiment as preventive measures against degenerate pacifism, amid a broader public discourse on national resolve.
A fragmented ad claims Kilmer’s Swamp Root can aid kidney and related system health. It touts proof from patients, urges readers to write to Dr. Kilmer in Hinghamton New York for a pamphlet and free trial bottle offer.
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