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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1901
Page
2
The document lists pricing terms for different subscription frequencies including daily weekly and semi weekly editions. It outlines rates per nook per month and per inch for display and classified sections with variations by plan. It appears to be an old newspaper rate card from 1901.
A historical column critiques legislative length and work in fifty states, notes pope and Mormon converts, questions the direct election of senators, applauds West Point discipline issues, and discusses rising tax levies in Umatilla County due to lower property appraisals.
The piece laments state taxation that drives counties to evade fair share burdens and recalls a late nineteenth century speech urging youth to avoid inflaming baser human traits. It contrasts warnings about leaders who provoke national passions with critical notes on Theodore Roosevelt and German leadership.
The Portland Press critiques Governor Geer’s biennial message as plain, practical, and folksy, praising his plain language and highlighting concerns over tax reform, state land management, and school funds. It notes potential issues with state finance, county tax assignments, and the handling of convict labor funds and highways in Marion county. The piece also honors Native American war veterans and remarks on the overall legislative implications.
The piece discusses a governor’s push for a national constitutional amendment to elect senators by popular vote and urges Oregon to lead reform. It also critiques funding for the Carey land project and cautions on intrastate and interstate irrigation policy amid Washington’s prior actions.
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