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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1902
Page
4
The notice outlines daily, weekly, and semi weekly publication terms from East Publishing Company at Pleasleton. Rates include two dollars per month for daily, with weekly and semi weekly options priced per month or issue, and mentions office hours and location.
A faded critique argues Governor Taft of the Philippines is inadequately compensated. It claims he earns about 2,660 per year, describing the pay as shameful and insufficient for his duties. The piece notes a proposed raise compared with the president’s salary and laments the effect on governance.
A discussion notes that electors could be bound or influenced by state action to favor a chosen candidate. It cites the potential for reform without a constitutional amendment and references Oregon as a case where state action might redirect electoral behavior.
The Amenument offered on Monday by seater Teller asks Congress to declare the country policy on Philippine sovereignty. The proposal questions whether the United States will retain sovereignty or move toward Filipino independence, urging a clear executive policy to guide the nation.
The speaker argues a cautious denial may occur while revealing a national aim that could persuade even some previously unsupportive individuals, despite their past hostility from others. The passage highlights political strategy and public sentiment shaping policy reception.
The piece argues anniversaries have value not as national holidays but as learning prompts for students. It cites figures like William Henry Harrison Samuel Tilden John Rockin Daniel Boone and Thomas A Edison as notable births to spark interest in history and notable events.
The article argues Portland depends on the Columbia River as a commercial highway and emphasizes the bar at the river mouth, government work, and deep water access as vital for the interior's products. It notes the need for federal action to maintain a navigable mouth and warns that the river's condition affects broader regional prosperity.
Debates over river channelling and port access center on Portland and the Columbia River as a crucial control on inland transport rates. The text argues a level route would keep Portland competitive, linking harbor work to the river mouth and insisting federal support to maintain ship channels between Portland and the river’s mouth.
A historical ad promotes Dr Pierce’s medicines claiming to cure headaches and female weakness, offering privacy and confidential letters to Buffalo New York. It advertises a mailed paper with four pages and requests 21 one cent stamps for delivery.
The Comptroller of the Currency certifies that The First Bank of Pendleton in Pendleton county is authorized to have its corporate existence extended by the National Banking Association under the act approved July, for a period ending January, with articles of organization and family names on file, until business closes.
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