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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1912
Page
4
A transcript discusses sheep industry shifts as Western ranges shrink and tariff on wool looms large. It weighs moving herds to Patagonia or Argentina to cut costs, potential impacts on U S prices, and calls to curb tariff privileges. It notes broader U S agriculture and iron and steel growth amid a mixed economic landscape.
The year 1911 is described as one of very great material production with large crops including hay, wheat, and corn, promising higher cotton prices and strong exports. Political discussion critiques Roosevelt era rhetoric, praises Bryan and Wilson, and notes convention dynamics, tariff debates, and a pending street paving for a roundup area.
A garbled OCR line reports a doorstep business offer to a person described as fin and weary. The fragment mentions a ball game and vague references to office hours after noon, with unclear times and actions.
Help wanted advertisement seeks carpenters and inhorers immediately for Round-up grounds in Pendleton Oregon. Top wages offered. applications directed to C A Cole or Secretary at Round-up.
The Star expresses support for Champ Clark before the Democratic National Convention. It lauds his long congressional career as a steadfast advocate of unaltered Jeffersonian principles and his record as Speaker of the House. The piece frames him as a Warrior for the right amid the party’s race for the presidency.
Mrs Susie Tem of Hooper Nebraska shares a testimonial about Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound aiding five years of severe female troubles. After seven bottles her health returned enabling her to work and care for boarders, with others weighing the medicine's benefits. The notice promotes the remedy as a proven aid for womanly ailments.
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