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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1902
Page
6
Doug Belts of the East Oregon Woolgrowers Association defends the coyote bounty law at Pendleton meeting set for September 16. He argues the law yields strong results, counters claims it harms rabbit control, and urges continued support to protect sheep interests and ranch taxes.
The West Virginia injunction bans actions that intimidate or deter non union workers while preserving the right to persuade others to join a union. Keller states you must not instill fear or interfere with workers, emphasizing that coercion by threats would negate liberty and equate to slave labor. The ruling aims to balance labor rights with public order.
The New York World reports that U S hens laid about 15 525 830 232 eggs in 1900 with egg sales totaling 144 286 158 dollars and poultry progeny sold at 136 891 877 dollars. Total poultry income reached 251 178 036 dollars surpassing last year’s wheat sales and reflecting domestic consumption.
The Helena Independent cites a New York Financier article detailing Northern Securities earnings for the year ended June 30, 1902. It notes a total surplus of about 30.66 million across Burlington, Northern Pacific, and Great Northern, with 8.846 million earmarked for interest, leaving 27.754 million for dividends. Northern Securities stock totals 403.26 million, with a combined surplus of 36.66 million equal to about 7 percent of capital. The piece defends the reliability of the figures and urges state boards of equalization to align statements with these earnings when assessing property.
A quirky exchange shows a hat clerk vowing a waterproof item and a colonel demanding action. A judge presence adds formality to the absurd demand, highlighting a humorous tension between characters in a staged setting.
Horses from Oregon Washington Idaho British Columbia California Utah Colorado Montana and Are entered to race at the state fair this fall and it will be the greatest racing event on the circuit.
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