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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1901
Page
2
The Oregonian pricing list outlines daily weekly and semi weekly publication rates for Astoria Pendleton and surrounding areas. It details charges per column inch with different scales for daily weekly and semi weekly editions and specifies charges for multiple inches and months.
The Oregon Daily Statesman argues Eastern Oregon should unite behind one representative for state offices to gain recognition after decades of underrepresentation. It credits the East Oregonian for promoting this theme and notes the upcoming state convention will decide matters with wisdom and justice.
The piece argues that the Portland Lewis and Clark Centennial faces danger from railroad indifference under a system aiming at unified management. Officials see profit motive as a barrier to supporting travel and business in Portland, hindering the exposition’s success.
The article discusses U S railroad economics including competition alarms and the idea of a Community of Interest as proposed by Hill Mor gan and Vanderbilt Harriman factions. It notes potential effects on the Portland exposition and the broader Oregon region amid shifting grain and wheat market conditions.
The Illinois courts awarded $21,600.59 in damages to a conductor alleging blacklisting by a railroad for striking, while asserting that other decisions legalize corporate discharge and blocking work for rivals. The piece argues such rulings threaten workers and favor capital, calling for higher court review amid a growing labor vs. capital tension.
A brainlike cephalopod sucks juices from shellfish on a rock, a scene tied to critiques of executives like Schwab and Morgan who earn million dollar salaries by exploiting producers and consumers, urging reform.
The Salem Capital Journal shares a tongue in cheek argument praising straw or sawdust road surfaces as cheaper and more durable than dirt or gravel. It cites Walla Walla and Pendleton as examples and jokes about local officials embracing the method while lampooning critics.
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