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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1901
Page
2
A fragment from the Oregonian shows advertising and notice details for a weekly and semi weekly newspaper publication. It mentions publishing schedules, circulation notes, and unspecified editorial or management information. The readable portion references Oregon and publication dates around early April 1901.
The article notes Thoman Jolincon the Ween winning Cleveland mayoral race with Olive Watel as successor to Tom Jolineon. It cites efforts for better worker conditions, justice, and leadership by figures like Mark Hanna influencing Republican strength in the city and state. It speculates on Tom Johnson as a possible presidential candidate, and the Democratic convention backdrop shaping the chance for a stronger chief executive.
The piece discusses William H. Taft era speculation on appointing Philander C. Knox as attorney general, noting corporate ties to Carnegie Steel, Vanderbilt interests, and other firms. It questions unbiased cabinet service, cites Morgan’s influence, and reflects on anti trust concerns amid calls for reform. It also contrasts Knox with other capable lawyers and weighs the Philippine expenditure and related deaths.
The text surveys vast sums tied to war costs and imperial lendings, detailing allocations for Spain and the Philippines, war-loan interest and mixed commissions. It criticizes political figures and corporate power, contrasting Standard Oil with U S Steel and outlining immense corporate capital and employment across American mining and manufacturing sectors.
Figprune Cereal offers a coffee tea substitute rich in fruit and grain with 54 percent fruit and 40 percent grains. Promoted as a palatable drink aiding digestion and dyspepsia, it appeals to invalids and healthy people alike with an amber cup color and close flavor to mocha and java.
The New York World describes a broad steel industry grouping across states from New York to Oregon. It notes a mix of giants like the Carnegie firm and numerous smaller tin plate plants. The average corporation employs hundreds and holds capital around seven million dollars, with three hundred twenty or more firms in the steel column.
A Sunday note in a torn prayer-book found by a young woman contains an eerie inscription. The lines mention a woman named Abnyt Bowers and a distressed verse: Young lade, you're Wrode. roe surely are You WHER tat thy time, hinting at a troubling private message from a potentially unhappy reader.
The passage notes that blood loss may show no external signs yet causes weak appetite poor digestion and general debility. It claims a remedy, labeled 5.0, builds up blood and supplies missing nutrients to restore strength and vigor.
An auction notice describes 13 acres of river bottom land with water access and an alluvial soil profile. It notes a 12 acre orchard, abundant water, and good springs, with details on the land's extent and quality for prospective buyers seeking rural holdings and irrigation potential.
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