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The East Oregonian is described as the Eastern Oregon representative paper. It highlights readership appreciation and liberal patronage, claiming to be the advertising medium for this section.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1904
Page
6
The East Oregonian is described as the Eastern Oregon representative paper. It highlights readership appreciation and liberal patronage, claiming to be the advertising medium for this section.
A city socialist meeting led by Perry Houser outlines socialist doctrine and criticizes capitalism. The speech denounces trusts and argues liberty is inseparable from social solidarity, urging workers and fraternal orders to seek collective change and warning of fiscal exploitation by corporations. Also includes a local ad for One Minute Cough Cure and a removal sale at Owl Ton House.
A historical overview describes ice railways on frozen rivers and lakes including Neva Volga and Lake Baikal. It covers construction methods, costs per mile, and the strategic use of ice routes for troop and transit needs. It also mentions the famed two mile stretch of track in St. Louis yards and the Gould family’s railroad maintenance costs.
A ten day sale at Joete Falling's Music Store on Main Street near the bridge offers all pianos and organs in stock at reduced prices. J W Becker serves as salesman along with the store promoting a rare chance to buy both new and second hand instruments regardless of profit.
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