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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1902
Page
4
Boise City presses a crackdown with ten dollar fines for gamblers while lamenting housing shortages as Buffalo Bill’s show draws crowds. The notice urges real estate development, notes misers and ransom money, and comments on national politics and local papers.
The piece weighs Canada's proposal to pay miners' way to settle, suggesting it signals broader immigration shifts. It notes Americans may prefer staying home, while Canada advertises uninhabited lands and potential settlement. It questions long term effects and urges Americans to consider staying. It also mentions Sheriff Taylor failing to catch a target but deterring hobos as plausible, noting cautious arrests.
A historical survey notes that about 22 million people are at work daily, with 17 million never quitting. Farmers and farm workers total around 8 million, a group where the strike idea has never arisen, plus over 1 million professional workers such as actors and authors.
The New York World notes that about 400000 teachers and 5000000 domestic and public servants are non striking. It argues strikes are confined to manufacturing and trade workers, totaling around 16000, while clerks and other groups are outside the strike zone. Annual strike or lockout totals average about 214000, implying two thirds of workers stay at work.
In a recurring pattern China appeals to the United States to curb European indemnity demands as it struggles under foreign debt. The piece argues America’s role as protector aids both China’s recovery and future trade, citing Hearst papers and local editorials. It references Salem Journal editorials on modest dress and seaside trips, with light commentary on manners.
A traveler with ovarian trouble recounts illness from years on the road and how Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanitative Wash helped her avoid surgery. She claims rapid health improvement and ongoing vitality. A $5000 forfeit warns testimonials must be genuine.
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