East Oregonian Publishing Seeks Readers'
East Oregonian Publishing Company announces daily, weekly, and semi weekly editions available at Frendleton for readers on Friday August 2, 1901.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1901
Page
2
East Oregonian Publishing Company announces daily, weekly, and semi weekly editions available at Frendleton for readers on Friday August 2, 1901.
The article recalls the 1890s harassment of Emile Zola for defending Captain Dreyfus. It notes a bomb found at Zola's home as evidence of hostile campaigns against him, detailing his principled stand for justice and his eventual return to Paris to face consequences and triumph over foes.
Judge Brents signals focus on Sunday closing laws in Washington and the northwest. The Washington Supreme Court must rule on the constitutionality of restricting business openings to hotels, restaurants, druggists, and pharmacies. Public opinion leans against coercive morality laws, arguing lawmakers overstep while some favor Sunday observation.
In Pendleton residents condemn the neglect of the cemetery and call for a civic effort to beautify the grounds. They urge a capable leader to propose a formal plan and fund the project, hoping to honor the dead and restore town pride.
The narrator discusses a Drake University student and Don Maines drafting letters about a continental jet voyage from Oregon. They describe the Pacific Northwest scenery, logging, rail construction, Tacoma shipyards, and the Varnish of badlands with fossilized remains. They mention Montana, North Dakota, and the badlands geological formations near the Lewis and Clark era.
A traveler notes North Dakota Minnesota plains offer novel views near Minneapolis and St. Paul while historic Fort Snelling on the Mississippi joins a trip through Iowa hills. The piece also mentions Oregon memories and a Labor Union event aiding a needy woman who receives aid after a fundraising plea.
For nearly forty years it has been known and used as a remedy for the dread disease. Gently but thoroughly it removes all traces without injury to the system. Atlanta firm promotes it as a swift cure.
Fragmented notice advertises a new six horsepower gas engine and complete accessories for sale or exchange. Mentions location near Jere Oregon and contact via Dr W Coln and Judd Reid.
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