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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1901
Page
2
A garbled OCR snippet from a local page mentions Fendleton and Petunaee with unclear phrasing. The readable bits suggest a brief notice or item about a person or place, but key details are missing. The fragment provides no verifiable actions, dates, or outcomes to confirm a clear event.
A historical fragment argues against a wireless monopoly, warning it would raise costs and limit essential communication. It questions the legality of transmitting messages through air and envisions a future with open access to wireless technology.
The East Oregonian urges a thorough investigation into alleged improper charges about school land sales in the state. It accuses officials of coercing a $2 per acre payment to purchase land and calls on Governor to order a full inquiry to expose any wrongdoing and restore public trust.
The writer urges unity among western members to back a canal and Pacific cable measure. Oregon's delegation should support Conereasmoen Hepburn of Iowa and Sherman of New York to move the bill through House and Senate, overcoming delays by trans continental road interests.
A New York World page ad touts a company founded to control wireless telegraphy in the United States. It asserts a near total grip on the devices that send messages without wires and declares it will absolutely own the means of wireless communication.
Doubleday editor of St Louis finance critiques current tax system as absurd and inequitable. He argues banks are taxed on deposits not reported by borrowers, creating distortions and favoritism toward wealthier assets, while ordinary possessions suffer. He cites King County Washington examples and calls taxation openly dishonest.
The article describes mounting intercounty conflict over property valuation and state tax shares, with Spokane King and Pierce counties allegedly pressuring others. It mentions Pocatello as a developing city and notes widespread tax reform debates, valuation difficulties, and calls for coordinated action amid rising concerns.
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