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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1901
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR shows a publishing company notice in the Oregonian from December. The readable portion references daily weekly and semitmonthly editions. No clear names, dates, or actionable details beyond the publication schedule.
Citizens demand immediate street improvements within the town limits. They describe muddy, unsafe conditions hindering travel and call for decisive action by the city government to begin permanent paving and drainage work at once.
The Salem Journal urges voters to accept reform proposals at the polls and notes that recent constitutional provisions for paying state officers are out of date. It cites governor and superintendent salaries and listed fees and clerical costs, arguing reform is overdue to align pay with duties and avoid excess.
Fragmentary OCR shows a tangled note about office expenses to the state printer's department, appropriations for printing and ministerial costs, and a proposed sum of 25000 over nine years. It references salaries, fees, and a public journal, with unclear names and dates.
Bliss Perry discusses William Makepeace Thackeray at a Yale lecture held in Colles Street Hall New Haven. He traces Thackeray’s life, family troubles, early failures, and rise through vanity fair and satirical writing, noting his sense of truth and humor as keys to literary success and his evolution from burlesque to novel. The talk covers Thackeray's schooling, marriage, banking setback in India, and early publications including Vanity Fair.
A compact appraisal traces Thackeray’s versatility and flaws, noting Vanity Fair’s vigor versus Henry Esmond and Pendennis as true but not supreme works. The piece reflects on his intimate knowledge of eighteenth century affairs, his death at fifty-two, and a late-life press of melancholy with lingering respect for his humane, candid voice.
A fragmented OCR excerpt describes a 19th or early 20th century investigation into prescription practices and a clinical report. It mentions a transfer involving Wright Diewsee and Aliberte Sietrade, a committee interview process, and statistics on teat cases with outcomes labeled well or progressing. The text cites Jous J. Frapor Company in San Francisco and mentions August timelines.
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