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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1901
Page
2
The notice lists pricing for daily weekly and semi weekly editions by the East Oregonian Publishing Company. Rates include per line charges for readers and advertisers with references to subscription and insertion terms.
Report claims a Portland daily will emerge with capital secured and machinery ordered for a first class morning paper. It questions whether a new paper can compete with the Oregonian yet argues a civic oriented, high quality product could endure and aid Oregon's development.
The article praises J. P. Moraga, trusted leader, and President Shaffer of the Amalgamated Association, as worthy figures in the street strike. It lauds their probity, resolve, and knowledge of financial and industrial law, arguing they will command the armies, endure, and seek a settlement promoting stable economic principles for the future.
A Vermont farmer asks the census director to help locate his son Tom, missing for nineteen years. The letter pleads for help tracing a man tall about six feet, with light oak and blue eyes, born about 38 years ago, weighing 150 pounds, seeking news and a possible return home.
A reader responds to August 2 commentary arguing there is no fixed seventh day in history due to calendar drift and longitude. The piece contends that only a general weekly rest exists, not a perpetual Sabbath, and suggests cultural impact of a day of rest on national progress.
Alfred Orimms argues for a seven day rest rule tied to secular humane grounds rather than religion. He critiques Sunday as a close shared by merchants and workers, urging leisure as a human right and criticising enforcement through law. He recounts personal growth from observing the seventh day rent in youth.
A crowded sample of trades and services listed for sale or exchange. Names include W. G. Goole officer Judd, Drs Vincent Blakelee Watt Vaughan Mann Beat in, and Pendleton attorneys. Main entries cover banks Garfield Hume Stillman Pierce and farm and telephony references.
Advertisers claim FigPrune cereal contains less sugar than tea coffee or other cereals and that its fig and prune content makes it economical and nutritious. Instructions advise boiling 5 to 10 minutes and note all grocers sell FigPrune Cereal.
The readable phrases describe a coastline near Montera with lighted beaches and steam, a bowling area, and scattered terms suggesting travel directions. The text is garbled and contains several misread words, making a coherent event unclear.
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