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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1904
Page
4
Fragmented OCR text lists subscription terms including daily and weekly options by mail and carrier, one year and shorter periods, with various misspelled phrases and partial titles. Reads like a newspaper subscription page with pricing cues and service notes.
The Sun day Oregonian fires a 14 pound broadside at the East Oregonian over remarks about John Sharp Williams speech at the Democratic convention. The East Oregonian replies with sarcasm and names the Pendleton paper as ignorant, while noting that speeches often reach papers by telegraph or mail and predicting letters of acceptance for Roosevelt and Parker.
The passage humorously laments the Sunday Oregonian as a towering print landmark amid Willamette country, praising its honesty and humor while contrasting it with metropolitan press. It references readers new to Oregon and the paper’s role in local journalism’s sunshine.
The piece argues advertising supremacy of newspapers for business, noting how ads draw inquiries and boost turnover while warning against overstock and mismanagement. It shifts to a political stance, endorsing Roosevelt over Parker, Debs, and McKinley era rivals, condemning trusts and imperialism, and laments labor strikes harming industry and public opinion.
A spoof poem parodies state loyalties praising Maine California Florida Kansas New Orleans Houston Chicago and more with misspelled lines and parody quotes from Baltimore American about library wagons and book culture amid a note on British army recruitment fading away.
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