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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1902
Page
3
The notice outlines advertising rates for Daily and Weekly issues, detailing charges by inch and per month for various insertions. It specifies intervals, such as three inches and over, with different per-inch prices, and mentions format changes like semi weekly and bold nonpareil advertisements.
A speaker extols George F. Hoar as a virtuous scholar and statesman and defends him against traitor accusations. The passage asserts Hoar’s high character, notes his unanimous reelection to the Massachusetts Senate, and questions readers about candor in political discourse.
The Republican state convention honors a Pendleton citizen as the party standard bearer for 1902, nominating William J. Furnish for governor after a fierce intra party contest. The piece notes the likely Democratic challenger George Chamberlain and stresses a campaign fought by men of high character, with the East Oregonian pledging restraint and urging social reform. It also covers local civic notes from La Grande and broader issues from railroads to social morality.
A political dispute over Philippine policy grows heated as critics label George F. Hoar a traitor for opposing the party program. The veteran senator has served in Congress for many years and continues to speak on U S policy regarding the islands.
A dated advertisement touts Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a cure for female weakness and health decline. It claims to correct irregularity drain healing inflammation and ulceration and to restore strength. Testimonials from Emma Richardson of Wayne Cody support its efficacy and invite free confidential correspondence.
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