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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1904
Page
4
The item lists subscription options and rates by mail and carrier for a local association. It mentions a Mendleton post office as the processing point and class matter status. Names and exact figures are unclear but indicate monthly and quarterly pricing and delivery methods.
A lyric passage titled by S. H. Kemper in Everybody's reflects on love, nature, and enduring struggle. It invokes dawn snow June roses torrential rivers and ancient hills, expressing gratitude for life and the strength found in effort and affection. The voice conveys reverence for both toil and beauty in a reflective, spiritual register.
A fragmented report notes public opinion on a controversial figure judged by appearances. Details about Russian prices and wartime logistics appear tangled with misread phrases. The text mentions winds, coal delivery, and a ceremonial group, but clarity is limited.
A fragmented note discusses the advent of rapid telegraphic news on trains and the Union Pacific, then shifts to a Salem Journal critique of Olympian games and American youth athletics. It argues teachers face rising living costs, many leave the profession for better pay, and questions community funding for schools as salaries rise. It calls for balanced school athletics as part of developing both brain and body, with emphasis on smart, moderate sports.
The article argues healthful and necessary sports should avoid excess or dishonest prize money. It condemns professional slugging and urges clean athletics, elevated by parental and teacher support, so young men gain discipline without corruption.
Mrs Joshua J W Shockley wife of a Western district sergeant hosted a gathering at 1947 Harlem avenue last Sunday after plucking a tomato from her yard vine. The 22 ounce specimen measured over 18 inches in circumference and fed about three bowls full for the Shockley family and guests. The vine was set out on June 22 and is one of many cultivated by her husband with 14 still remaining on the plant.
The article critiques home schooling as a route to public education reform. It argues many children fail to complete state curricula at home, leaving them ill prepared for life. It notes families often lack resources and that moving to abroad or other institutions has been common, citing concerns about lineage and opportunity.
A brisk foreign trade in livestock for the year, led by cattle due to cheaper American beer, pushed August exports to 7,236 head valued at 2,470,261. For the eight months ending August, 62,451 cattle were exported, worth 27, Sh0,060, with total provisions exports at 97,283,445. Livestock World notes the eight month totals remain the heaviest in six years.
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