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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1902
Page
6
The Oregonian urges Pendleton citizens to engage in full, free discussion of all town matters. It praises Meonilieton style progress and calls for civic participation to address local issues and improve the community overall.
The East Oregonian calls attention to widespread reports of frauds in state land board administration and urges investigation. It cites sources, defends editorial independence, and references related editorials in the Salem Journal about assessors and tax matters tied to Gov Odell's New York policy.
Governor Odell vowed to force corporations to fund state needs and he claims to have raised about 200 000 from that source. The piece argues corporations face unfair taxation and advocates equal valuation, warning that counties must resist discriminatory practices and halt misaligned property taxes benefiting corporate wealth.
The Salem Journal surveys Oregon political corruption from Goowe Washington era to Geer administration, detailing school land frauds, forest reserve schemes, and eastern versus western Oregon power plays. It argues reformers fail to root out entrenched abuse, calling for a governor candidate ready to dive deeper and expose long-standing frauds.
Fragmentary text recalls Professor Marcon and telegraphy progress, notes a Chicago scholar near a discovery, and evokes the era’s transport and industrial growth. It mentions a figure nicknamed Migminiy Ros and references ships, trains, and the spreading reach of innovation through water and rail networks.
A fragmented note discusses football’s impact on developing robust men over the past year and praises inventions and discoveries cited as contributing to growth. The language is oblique and reflections touch on harm and progress within a broader social context.
A garbled OCR item discusses supposed cures for various ailments and symptoms. It mentions named parties and generic remedies but the text remains unclear about actual findings or authorities. The piece reads as a speculative list of applications and swift results without verifiable details.
The largest sum ever paid for a prescription changed hands in San Francisco. A group of businessmen funded a trial for Bright's Disease and Diabetes using a private treatment. Eighty seven percent of test cases showed improvement. thirteen percent failed. Details and reports were published and offered free on application.
An old advertisement claims Nat's Dyspepsia Cure relieves indigestion with testimonials from J M Cluareh of LaGrande Oregon and Nathan Falk of Holse Indiana. Sold by Tallman & Co or Frank Vau Portland Hotel Pharmacy Portland Oregon. Price 1.8 per bottle or 6 bottles for 5 prepaid.
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