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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1902
Page
4
The document lists daily, weekly, and semi weekly publication rates and circulation terms for the Oregonian. It includes per issue and per month pricing, with notes on advertising and insertions for different editions and timeframes.
In a period of party strain Portland’s Oregonian discusses Democratic reform drives and republican splits over governance. The piece cites calls for initiative and referendum, voter access, and the danger of party discipline obstructing needed laws amid debates on Oregon’s constitutional changes.
A garbled historic clipping hints at concerns over public health and transparency, urging that authorities share information to protect citizens and rights. The fragment touches on secrecy, trust, and the duty of leaders to inform the public about health matters and governance.
The piece argues the modern industrial manager must be educated like engineers, pursuing professional training broader than mere business skills. It envisions an industrial missionary role, studying domestic and foreign trends, and becoming a bridge between business aims and technical methods.
A mysterious box guarded by a giant key is opened to reveal happiness. A journey through a nursery, school, and street follows as children fare and fear fade. The monstrous key unleashes a deep, dreamlike sea where memories of warmth return.
A Newark Advertiser note quotes the Conrior Journal comparing steam to navigation and condemns reckless advertising. The piece discusses a Morgan matter and hints at trial or inquiry, mentioning a lengthy study and possible formal steps. The tone reflects early 20th century concerns about ethical promotion and public notices.
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