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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1900
Page
2
The clipped notice from July 9 1900 presents subscription rates for daily weekly and semi weekly editions with pricing by mail and agent terms. It references Hast Oregonian Publishing Company and lists various formats and possible discounts for different durations and delivery options.
The report praises William Jennings Bryan as a candid, honest leader and emphasizes his resolve against wealth influence. It notes speeches by David B. Hill and Stephen White supporting Bryan and urges party unity to restore constitutional government and economic fairness.
A fragment argues Americans should rise in strength to thwart efforts to place money as master and people as slaves under a government claimed to be by and for the people. The phrasing condemns perceived economic domination and calls for resistance.
Fragmentary OCR shows a dated notice referencing a will and a belt with a coat restriction. It includes a name that appears as HBATUMAN and a location resembling City Maria with July date.
A promotional note extols the Thrice-a-Week World as a leading 1 year paper offering both daily style news and a weekly subscription, highlighting its large page counts and global coverage. It claims impartial politics and strong newsgathering from the renowned journal the World. The offer includes a combined rate with the Semi-Weekly and other papers for an annual price.
A fragmented notice describes a transport or travel event involving vessels or routes between Portland and San Francisco. It mentions dates around April and references tickets, a third party, and an Alder Street location. Details are unclear due to OCR errors.
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