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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1902
Page
2
War Secretary Hroderich confirms government paused with British advance at Wei Hat Wei. Senate leaders debate canal legislation while Republicans push for new proposals. Senator Porak to offer a new bill as debate continues on strategic naval and funding measures.
Partial dispatches describe Oregon California Nevada issues and a proposed civil bill amendment by Senator Mitchell aiding women’s suffrage. A German bark, Evosdor, arrives from Queenstown, Portland claims early quarter ships, and a Grants Pass death follows a northbound train incident. Caverno McBride counters board trustees’ allegations as unfounded amid customs concerns in Astoria. Samuel Elmore’s East departure unsettles local collectors. Roosevelts influence hinted.
Henry Blackwell asserts Harney and Lake counties face overstocking as cattle producers warn of a teeming market season. He cites mild past years and notes buyers expect high supplies and prices, with the Blue Mountain Eagle confirming widespread readiness among ranchers and traders to move stock.
A fragmented OCR summary notes county gains and losses in the second district convention. It lists counties that gained or lost seats and mentions committees and dates, with several readable names and places such as Colombia, Louglan, Fosquiine, and Washington, while noting some errors and missing details.
A fragmentary 19th or early 20th century note discusses timber use in the United States. It estimates cross ties and telegraph pole demand, annual pole replacement, and timber consumption for paper and shoe pegs. It compares annual wood use to virgin forest growth and notes growth of paper production in recent decades.
Crop conditions in the Hua of Powiletan look favorable with no significant grain damage from recent cold. Farmers fear possible outpout but after investigation most areas show little injury. wheat tops look healthy though some concern remains about certain blades. Local fruit seems largely spared unless reinvigorated by valley winds. The town’s improvements include a repainted mill and a new Masonic hall, opening with a Saint Valentine’s Ball.
Fragmentary OCR recounts Prosperous Butter Creek area concerns and a farm event. It mentions Keio Fel, eleven der e, and a narrative arc around a farm, people, foals, and a tense search for a missing or hidden outcome amid unclear names and actions.
Laura Howard of Chicago recounts dramatic relief from long standing pains and nervous symptoms after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash. She urges other women to seek advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Mass. The letter endorses the remedy and questions doctors' methods.
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a blood impacting remedy for constitutional catarrh. It claims internal intake reaches the disease seat, with a blend of ingredients and testimonials from a physician, featuring price and pills touted as best in the market.
Leston Ballet and his wife passed through Portland en route to San Francisco. He denied any plan to start a mime in Portland and disputed a big newspaper venture publicized by his Baker City Herald. He mentioned print plans and mine work in Easton and at the Whip Swan mine.
A damaged clipping touts a cure for ghip in two days with bold claims about a person named K W Chive and a remedy, but legibility is low and key details are unclear. The fragment hints at a sensational medical cure and a prominent figure, typical of 19th century patent medicine notes.
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