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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1902
Page
6
Van Orsdall and Ross warn readers that their artificial ice product is hygienic and free of disease germs. They emphasize modern manufacturing standards and reassure consumers about safety and public health. The notice urges confidence in the product and its availability to customers.
Letter from F W Vincent rebuts G A Hartman on an earlier Commercial Association inquiry into Umatilla County finances. Vincent explains the committee aimed to cut costs by shifting to flat salaries and discloses the audit covered justice and county departments, not fully auditing sheriff or clerk, while praising the fee reform effort.
The editorial argues Oregon voters should oppose the Republican ticket citing ship subsidies, a Chinese exclusion policy, tariffs, and the Nicaragua canal. It contends endorsing Republicans would empower Hanna and back costly measures harming trade, immigration limits, and regional interests. It warns against a state endorsement that favors central party agendas.
Pendleton baseball team returns Saturday from a trip and a dance reception is planned in Music Hall Monday night. Pendton rooters form committees for General Arrangements Ficor Decoration War Dance with members named. The war dance is billed as an entertaining feature for attendees.
The Texas Epworth League state convention opens in Fort Worth with record attendance. Notable speakers include Bishop Galloway of Mississippi President Denny of Vanderbilt University and Bishop Fitzgerald of Tennessee as sessions continue through May 16.
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