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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1902
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Watson, garbled words, and a date format but lacks clear events, entities, or context to form a coherent news item. No verifiable people, organizations, places, or outcomes are present to summarize reliably.
Treasury head Yates has called 25000 of county warrants and says another 20000 is ready for redemption. He plans another call within ten days. The article urges converting idle county money into interest bearing script to save interest costs, praising Yates but urging faster action by his successor. It emphasizes that custody of public funds is a public trust and warns against benefiting interest eaters.
Residents and officials urging continued cleanup efforts in Pendleton to create the cleanest, tidiest city on the Pacific coast. Civic pride motivates widespread participation and prompt compliance with orders for removing debris and improving appearances.
A compact reflection on the political band wagon, noting that who controls the reins alters its direction on public routes. It emphasizes the laws unique to political propulsion and the influence of leadership on its movement.
A vivid, satirical piece on political campaigning describes a bandwagon gaining traction as eager supporters rush to secure seats. It contrasts indifferent voters with rising enthusiasm, noting how drivers with skill monopolize the path while latecomers miss entry to the coveted carriage.
The argument against inaction toward trusts is clear says the Chicago Tribune. Past wealth aggregations were restrained only by strenuous and sometimes violent action. The piece notes that organized wealth, including landed proprietors banks slaveholders and railroads, needs regulation not repression but oversight and watchfulness.
The Bryn Mawr dormitory Denbigh Hall burned Sunday night yet the students fought the blaze with calm efficiency as part of the college fire brigade. Fifteen PhD candidates saved theses while some ward robes were lost. Haverford boys helped suppress the fire. Insurance covers the damage but the fire threatens the remaining fundraising need of 147000 dollars, affecting Rockefeller’s promised 250000 dollars.
A Salem Journal editor and a Portland authority summarize politics as a cycle of factions riding the party horse. The piece notes primaries, log rolling, conventions and costly campaigns, with the incumbent refusing to yield to challengers and taxpaying citizens. Boise Capital News is cited.
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