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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1900
Page
2
The article discusses a tense political climate with no expected walkovers in Neyum’s presidential race. It covers Republican and Democrat strategies in Kentucky and Oregon’s March readings, highlighting public sentiment, tariff debates, river navigation plans, and a mix of national figures and local actors shaping the campaign and policy discussions.
In the closing Civil War era a wealthy man in the town fell into financial ruin after using notes for community loans. He blamed his friend Mr. Filley for tolerating the risky notes, leading to lawsuits, a city-wide investigation, and the man’s collapse. He died in Montana with $180,000 unpaid by Filley, as the firm’s affairs were settled.
A fragmentary 19th century musings discuss bubonic plague fears in the United States and Europe, debating quarantine, immigration limits, port inspections, and potential pest control measures. The piece weighs the threat to health and race, noting vermin control and policy shifts as the nation faces the risk of importation and spread.
Health authorities stress the need to study rat extermination and promote measures for destroying rodents, aiming to place the country in a sound state of defense against the invasion of the sea and its spread.
Two former students from the Oregon Institute for the Deaf were married at Darton, Washington, and have moved to Iowa to reside. The brief notice lists names Sheffer and Carothers as the former pupils involved.
Fragmentary text references a one day cure for a cold and mentions laxative and quinine. The legible parts show garbled phrases and a possible signature line, with no clear event, date, or named organization.
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