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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1905
Page
4
The excerpt lists subscription options for East Oregonian type publication, with daily and weekly mail delivery plans, monthly and weekly rates, and a Rich's News Stands location in Ontario. It notes mail and rack distribution surmised from the garbled OCR text.
Notice to advertisers to appear in the Bast by 4 p m preceding day with copy due by 4 45 p m. for advertising material to be printed at the OW Security Building Washligh 1 and 402 Fourteenth ree.
The readable fragments mention Bowin Markham and vague notes on fate and duty. The text is unreadable in places and includes nonstandard phrases and garbled words, offering little clear context or events to describe.
Editorial argues against granting a gas and electric monopoly to Northwestern Gas and Electric. It favors keeping profits locally to reinvest in city improvements and opposes a franchise that would centralize control. It cites competing firms and stresses public oversight and fair terms for city residents.
In a bustling update the Commercial association reports a flood of new applicants and rapid growth toward 400 members by Tuesday. Talks urge practical work toward a city park, settling bills, maintaining machinery, and ensuring everything runs smoothly.
A fragmentary excerpt notes that written documents and signed instruments carry little weight among the Indians. It recalls a recent pledge to the Indian commissioner about a long pending settlement on the Umatilla reservation at Umapine, spoken by a sub-chief.
Mixed garbled phrases describe a meeting or negotiation involving a person named Wala Will Unihepetand and a pledge or mutual talk. The content is unclear and contains many misspellings and incoherent segments that obscure concrete facts or outcomes.
Fragmented readable text shows conflicts about governance of press obligations and a controversial move by an editor and owner to alter editorial direction. The piece references council debates, public notices, and a transition involving East Oregonian ties and Tribune influence, with mention of costs and potential political pressure.
The scene centers on a heated recall debate referencing Jerry Simpson and his Manila remarks. Contemporary figures like Col. senator Colinressman and speaker Miners condemn the anti Philippines stance while Simpson stands firm, claiming prefer decency and respect for soldiers over vulgar accusations.
A fragmentary verse contains lines honoring Robert Burns in a rural hut, contrasting royal splendor with humble dwelling, followed by reflections on dinners and fellowship. The text then shifts to a satirical note about overheard blogs and unheeded posts, ending abruptly with a modern quip.
A garbled report discusses railway units, freight rate comparisons with Europe and Britain, and general pricing politics. It mentions UK and English routes, British Isles, and regional distribution patterns, noting Northern and Northwestern routes and various freight figures.
An English market report notes fluctuating demand in wool and textiles. It mentions September sales results, with Atberton moving 4000 lines and a wide range of consumers described as well supplied. The piece references new pricing and a shift toward South American trade.
A fragmented piece details two maidens courting a young man, one plain and steady and the other lively, with the plain girl eventually wedding the man in an automotive tour to Europe. A separate local note reports D. T. Leathers near Junction City presenting peninsillen tomatoes grown on a single stem, fully developed and ready as food.
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for weak women and a protector for expectant mothers. It claims to strengthen and invigorate without alcohol or secret ingredients, touting medical credibility and offering a copy of Dr Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser for two pennies in stamps. It cites testimonials and promotes the product as safer than rivals while detailing the promotion methods and distribution.
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