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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1900
Page
2
The page advertises daily weekly and semi weekly publication editions from the East Oregonian Publishing Company in Pendleton. Details on dates and prices are rough, with fragmentary descriptions of the weekly and semi weekly issues and related offerings.
The article notes Thomas Jefferen’s nomination for vice president and unexpected acceptance, while discussing U.S. politics, Hearst’s newspaper ventures, and Cuba’s university payroll scandal. It cites General Wood halting excess Cuban professor salaries and mentions Bryan supporters criticizing wasteful practices.
The La Granite Chronicle questions the value of Oregon's June election, calling it a political advertisement that serves eastern campaigns. It argues that holding two elections in a single year imposes unnecessary costs and urges legislative action to abolish the practice.
The Portland Telegram notes grain yields in the Willamette Valley remain light in many areas. Farmers may shift from exporting grain to feeding stock and diversifying into cattle horses hogs and horticulture to raise profits. Eastern Oregon wheat country offers stronger yields and new opportunities for growers to prosper through diversification.
A speech at California’s Democratic convention in Sacramento attacked the party in power, criticizing tariff laws, financial policies, and the influence of money power. The speaker warned of monarchist and imperialist drift and urged adherence to founders’ principles for a freer republic.
Fragmented text proclaims William Jennings Bryan as a leading figure guiding the Democratic cause to triumph. It references independence principles, liberty, and national unity while criticizing Republican policies and urging support for Bryan in a wartime political landscape.
An early 20th century ad extols Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as a gentle effective remedy for women. The copy highlights improved health after taking the pills and mentions Mrs Lewis of Tanner Gilmer and West Virginia. It sells the product as a valued health aid for women.
Local notice urges careful garden work and spring preparations. It promotes various tools and supplies including wire, mulch, leaves, and hardware at low prices for DIY projects.
The New York World thrice weekly is presented as the leading daily substitute at the price of a weekly. Subscribers receive 18 pages per week, with frequent 24 to 25 pages during busy periods, and access to a global news network and prominent fiction. The offer promotes a combined one year subscription for two papers at a reduced rate.
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