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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1900
Page
2
An array of 1890s editorials critiques trade, tariffs, and leadership. It cites Bryan and Roosevelt, notes Manila trade figures, and argues U S industrial and export strength, with data on steel, bread, and coal sectors. It discusses Chamberlain in Oregon and the Boer War toll, projecting continued economic ascent and fuel security.
The author argues American capital should favor carrying goods over foreign express trade to build a dominant U S merchant marine. He notes depressions abroad affect prosperity, but predicts the United States is entering a period of potential industrial and commercial ascendancy with labor and capital aligned for growth in foreign trade.
An old public notice extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a universal cure for coughs bronchial troubles and respiratory diseases. It promises rapid relief and invites readers to order the Medicine Adviser by mail from Buffalo New York.
The Thrice-a-Week World proclaims itself a near daily at weekly price. It highlights global news coverage from America’s Greatest Newspaper and appeals to readers ahead of the presidential campaign. A combined offer with the East Oregonian costs an annual subscription.
An alert notice describes casting work and gear repair services offered by the Pendleton Foundry. It mentions an expert pattern maker on staff and urges customers to have work done locally rather than sent away. The fragmentary text references kept low advertising and quality service.
A fragmentary OCR note references an event involving Rees and Ergenerti with unclear timing and participants. The legible bits suggest a local incident or inquiry but lack concrete details or identifiable dates, places, or outcomes.
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