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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1902
Page
8
Edward Everett Young writes a self-explanatory letter announcing the Oregon Republican will go out of business. He states the policy was to owe no one and that the paper never paid to influence opinions. He thanks the newspaper fraternity for their courtesy and recognition as the demise is notified.
Dr M L Scarborough of Hebron Ohio describes two years of voice loss and stubborn cough worsened by cold. After trying many remedies he found quick relief with Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds and felt better for ten days. Tallman Co advertises trial bottles and guarantees for throat and lung troubles.
Notice states all parties knowing themselves are indebted to D but unite to call and settle at once to spare costs. Kemler offers rooms for rent in the Oregonian building with steam heat hot and cold water and a bath.
The Oregon Game and Fish Association and O R N Co ship 30 000 brook trout to James E Krause vice president of the association for placement in Meacham Creek north fork this week from the U S fish hatchery at Alakamas. More fish will follow in coming months as the association aims to stock Umatilla county streams to aid sport fishing.
William Oliver from Echo and John Doran the Echo postmaster are in town. Milton’s W. 8 Mayberry and North Powder’s Ee M Saunders visit for business, as does Mrs L B E Roy of Pilot Rock. Alex McRae returns from Adams. Spokane-bound James A Fee leaves this morning. Wes ton farmer L Vanderspool, Adams visitors R A Marcus Pearl Hill and Jack Craig. Oscar Cain, Walla Walla county prosecutor, stays over. Butter Creek cattlemen William Fritz and Frank Sloan are in town. George Sweeney travels to La Grande midweek. County Clerk W D Chamberlain, a Democratic candidate, visits Meacham. W A Wade and wife of Adams attend as school principal. M T Allen of Echo, a prosperous local resident, is in town.
A terse note recounts a Progressive country editor who received a tip from the city and, upon returning home, began to piece together the events and tensions shaping his urban surroundings. The fragment hints at a metropolis and the daily papers shaping public discourse.
A historic bulletin records Deacon Jones’s decline from 9:00 a.m. crisis to his death at noon, followed by a Georgia drummer’s travel tale. The drummer stayed in a cabin and was billed for two horses as if another had joined him, prompting laughter at the landlord’s quick wit.
The passage notes an odd scene among saubas in the Amazon where a soldier ant is blocked by many workers at the nest entrance. The workers prevent the soldier from exiting while others roam outside. The outcome remains unseen though indications favored the workers. Also a promotional line mentions Sheewart and Greulich offering fine meats.
A New York expert unveils a novel diamond cutting method after seven years of testing. It reportedly increases brilliancy and apparent size by about 100 percent, detailing how the new design changes facet names and structure from the traditional table girdle and culet to a fifty-six facet pattern.
Pendleton jurist Hon. James H. Raley is mentioned as a probable Democratic candidate for Oregon attorney-general. The Roseburg Review lauds Raley as popular and brilliant and argues he would bring real ability to the office, comparing favorably to former holder George E. Chamberlain.
All Elks invite members to a social session at Music Hall on Thursday April 17 with dancing from 8 30 to midnight by order of committee.
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