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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1903
Page
4
Publication details for the East Oregonian Weekly at Pendleton Oregon, listing pricing by mail and subscription options, with scattered garbled text on rates and distribution. Names of locations and distribution points appear, including Portland Portland and Chicago references, but the text is fragmented and unclear.
A damaged OCR reads like archaic reflections on oaths and death. It mentions victory, loyalty, and a worker named Ribert at Latte Tonnes, with unclear headers and scattered phrases. The passage reads as garbled prose from a historical page segment.
The article argues for and against establishing forest reserves in Oregon, noting government plans to protect water sources, regulate timber, and involve forester Gif ford Pinchot. It cites concerns about public support, economic impact, and the balance between conservation and commerce for Roseburg and regional communities.
The text argues for a low tax levy value across all property to satisfy investors settlers and buyers, urging adoption of an equal valuation method. It discusses impacts on county finances and revenue, favoring a uniform levy to avoid favoritism and support development. The piece references local officials and the state framework guiding taxation.
A fragmentary report notes pleas from public officials or advocates to postpone adjustments to a set of questions. The item suggests political or administrative maneuvering amid contention over timing and procedure. No clear dates or named offices are readable in the text.
Professor William H Boer of the Canal Commission argues for timely service to the state while criticizing estimates and urging a clearer cost assessment. Colonel Symone and other engineers weigh surveys, with emphasis on credible data and a cautious approach to funding and timelines.
An old advertisement touts Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a cure for weak kidneys and related health issues. The copy urges readers to consult a doctor first, promises impressive results, and lists Binghamton, New York as the sender location with an offer to send free information.
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