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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1902
Page
4
Vague readable fragments hint at a municipal bidding event or slate but concrete details are missing. Names, dates, and exact actions are unreadable, leaving the core notice unclear and open to further clarification.
A public warning condemns any Multnomah county Democratic alignment with Joseph Simon. The letter argues such a coalition would ruin the party’s campaign, weaken George E. Chamberlain’s governor bid, and boost opposition strength. Simon is described as discredited and political liability.
The author argues for letting matters run their course rather than rushing to Congress or the legislature for laws to fix defects. Relying on social and business laws, rather than rapid legislative action, would naturally improve conditions and benefit the country.
A speculative analysis notes how rational men at conventions erupt over electoral tickets. Conservatives yell over fortunes of unseen candidates, emotions rise to tragic intensity, and a mental analyst would seek cause for all such behavior.
The initiative and referendum have gained traction in Chicago and Oregon, with citizens pushing for public ownership questions and various votes to be decided directly. Supporters say direct legislation fixes the difficulty of enacting desirable laws and ensures accurate reflection of voters wishes in candidate registration.
The piece argues the bribery investigation is a cyclical public life event likely to fade without harm. It cautions against hasty accusations of officials, calls for solid evidence, and defends the presumption of innocence while noting labor statistics from western states as reliable context.
The article states that every political convention this year opposed land leasing and future meetings will follow suit. It notes broad public belief the bill serves Carr Livestock interests amid recent fence removals by federal officers. With no replacement bill offered, the issue may remain in statu quo as lands gradually are acquired by livestock operators.
A call to establish a state Bureau of Statistics highlights benefits of official reports on mining, farms, mills, and industry for homeseekers. It cites other states with such bureaus and urges Oregon to join, noting plague history underscoring public health vigilance.
The text argues workers like book-keepers suffer stomach trouble from quick meals and long hours. It claims Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery cures stomach and digestive disorders, citing patient testimonials from North Carolina. It warns against substitutes, asserting only this medicine provides real cures.
A letter from Mrs D W Mason of New Orleans credits Peruna with curing two years of weakness and coughing spells after two weeks of use. She reports better sleep, relief of coughing and improved nerves after four bottles, praising the medicine and inviting others to write for a full statement of her case to Dr. Hartman of The Hartman Sanitarium Ohio.
A Mt. Pleasant Park letter from Clinton Iowa praises Peruna as a wonderful medicine for women describing quick health restoration and vigor. A national congressman, Jo B Crowley, notes Mrs Crowley’s nervous troubles improved by Peruna and calls it a strong tonic and lasting cure.
A fragmentary notice recalls a shipboard roe in cargoes and sailors in European clothing, noting trade visits and the spread of disease among Orientals cities. It mentions sanitation improvements and hints at recurring health history with BERT HUFFMAN referenced.
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