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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1901
Page
2
The Blue Front in the Max Baer building offers a complete line of men and boys clothing, gents furnishing goods, hats, trunks, and valises. Customers are invited to call, inspect the goods, and review prices.
Readable fragments describe weekly issue details and publishing notes for a local Oregon paper. Names and dates are garbled but reference the East Oregonian Publishing Company and a weekly publication schedule.
The author laments theologians neglecting a duty to address the gossip, depicted as a positive claim maker who builds belief from rumors. The gossip favors immorality, destroys reputations, and can justify severe punishment if action is not taken. The piece urges theologians to respond promptly.
J Howard Watson, editor and manager of the Daily Walla Walla, plans to leave journalism to attend home property interests in Lake Chelan Washington. The piece insists the newspaper habit is incurable and predicts he will return to the desk.
The article sketches Walla Walla business circles and the editor's decision to resign, noting the newspaper’s role in town life. It suggests he will return, as he cannot stay away, and reflects on the bid for equality with local merchants.
The article argues that a global drive toward concentration erases individualism, with small interests absorbed by large centers. It cites oil and copper monopolies, rail and industrial giants, and a single board of managers reducing local autonomy, warning of social and economic upheaval if the trend continues.
A Washington dispatch reports that 1738 national banks with charters expiring after July 12 1902 may need fresh congressional action to extend their corporate life. Comptroller Dawes argues existing law lacks authority to re extend charters. without new legislation many banks would liquidate and reorganize, causing disruption to business.
The New York World notes official census figures for Canada are not yet released amid unofficial counts. A semi official estimate places total population at 6,000,000 with a 20 year growth showing a decline from 489,000 to 467,000 yearly increases.
Contractor offers masonry services for all kinds of walls and structures. References to Saline and Cole indicate the firms or locations involved in the bidding or contracting notice.
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