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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1904
Page
4
The page includes subscription rates notes and a long letter urging civic rights, with references to Beep Man and John Fletcher. It discusses property taxation, government actions, and protests, mentioning Cardy land act, female vote speculation, and Oregon Supreme Court decisions. The tone mirrors editorial opinions on public policy.
The Athena Press defends Judge Lowell amid criticism over his local option remarks. It argues voters in Pendleton and surrounding towns support local self government and that Lowell spoke for Pendleton only. The piece urges calm public discussion and warns against bitter division while seeking a middle ground among business leaders.
A report from Wiltman County describes a single crop year where eighteen-year-olds Morte and King of Pen district Tremor farmed about two hundred twelve and a half acres south of Hay shalion. Wheat yield netted 80 bushels per acre at 27.80 per fere, with costs including land, harrowing, cultivation, seed, and threshing totaling around 41.77 dollars. The article notes the crop’s profitability and mentions court-divested peers and lingering land title issues, reflecting local scrutiny of farm ventures and property claims.
A fragmented report notes he took a house and barn and stole Priscilla along with other belongings as the family faced a sudden loss. The text references a child named Priscilla and mentions an abduction or seizure by an unnamed man, with lingering harm implied but details are unclear.
A Minneapolis man defeats a Northwest girl in a contest described as fancy work, claiming retribution as girls have been beating boys in school and in business. The Rock Island machine shops in Chicago have closed, leaving 200 skilled mechanics jobless. Some men sing "I Want to Be an Angel" though health is poor after singing.
A brief view quotes the secretary of agriculture on disease control and pest eradication. It notes the San Jose scale invasion, imports from Africa and Guatemala, and the boll weevil threat. It highlights plant science, climate studies, and seed improvements boosting rice and beet sugar output and expanding arid-region grain production.
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