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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1900
Page
2
Decipherable text notes a weekly and semi weekly schedule for East Ginguiinn Dubikhing Company with references to rates, payments, and dates. The fragment mentions Palio Wecalrian wares and payment terms though details are unclear. The item resembles a classified public notice of service and pricing dates.
The excerpt surveys political fixes in Chicago and Umatilla County, noting a county debt of 192 947.02 after republican rule, a push for reform, and a broader critique of leadership. It also discusses Lord Charles Beresford on Far Eastern policy and a plea for parental support to keep farm boys from leaving for better prospects.
A clipped letter to the Oregonian reveals a heated political campaign with claims of blackmail and attacks on Cortese. The writer defends his U S Senate bid, touts state service, and criticizes rivals and press framing as an attempted manipulation to force a comeback.
A fragment reflecting on prudent guidance for youth. It discusses the value of allowing reasonable privileges such as attending local events and school, suggesting contentment in work if not denied access to common entertainments. The text alludes to broader social questions and a specific Pembbleton case.
The Spokesman-Review reports Richard Croker lauding William Jennings Bryan as the ablest American public figure. Croker asserts Bryan’s mastery over his party, deep connection with producers and voters, and detachment from worry or anxiety during campaigns.
An advertisement extols The Thrice-Weekly World as a near daily newspaper offering extensive coverage and world news. The pitch emphasizes its low price of two dollars for both the Thrice-Weekly World and the East Oregonian, claiming wide reach and strong service.
The Corvallis passenger line announces a daily schedule with a Sunday exception. Trains run to Independence with a 1S 3 a. m. departure noted in the timetable.
Reported fragmented text hints at a sale event and clashes across regions. Mentions Portian, Eastern polats, Wau, and Agra with unclear names and dates. Details are garbled but point to a disputed sale and local disruptions.
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