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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1902
Page
4
A fragmentary account discusses political maneuvering in Portland and the Oregon governor’s potential role. It mentions President Roosevelt, the Schley–Sampson controversy, and national military oversight, with references to eastern Oregon figures and ongoing centennial preparations in Portland.
The piece notes strong support from readers and leaders for a political push despite resistance to red tape. It highlights a surge of ten new subscribers and $500 raised during a drive dubbed "Heartland Day" as a sign of popular backing for the Ear Opinion edition.
An account describes dogs trained to aid police, swimming to rescue, tracking thieves, deterring crime, and assisting in public safety. The program claims low cost and high effectiveness, with aims to expand to other centers while noting daily upkeep and general implements.
A correspondent notes that the new president is described as a single taxer. Citing Contemporary Review articles, it claims Roosevelt learned from Henry George in youth and that as New York governor he supported a bill taxing corporate franchises.
A garbled passage critiques street railways gas and electric monopolies as basing value on full commercial worth. It references Henry George and a president, then shifts to a somber narrative about a mourner and a snowy scene with blurred, lyrical imagery and scattered names, ending with a cryptic geographic cue.
Real estate ad listing multiple parcels near Pendleton Milton and McKay Creek. Properties include 400 acres of irrigated wheat land NE of Pendleton, eight Pendleton lots at $100 cash, 160 acres south of Pendleton, 12 acres fruit and garden near Milton, one-half bearing fruit trees, alfalfa acres, all under irrigation, 600 acres wheat land four miles from Pendleton. Terms: some cash, balance on time at 6 percent.
A fragmented report details proceedings involving Bly’s Balm and related entities, with mention of prescription fees and court actions. It notes a party contesting costs and a tribunal’s involvement, plus references to judges and clinical standards. Names, places, and dates are unclear due to garbled text.
Manston and Carney operate Pendleton to Pilot Rock Nye Ridge Alba and Ukiah daily except Sunday. Good accommodations and reasonable freight. See MBO Er Tabet City office at Taliman and Co's drug store.
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