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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1901
Page
2
Public notice from the Kaat Oregonian Publishing Company at Pendleton Oregon listing subscription options and rates for daily weekly and semi weekly editions dated Wednesday October 16 1901 with pricing details and options.
Discussion on wool marketing in June with Oregon growers exploring wool clip pools and sealed bids. Contractors favor direct sale methods over commission houses, noting risks of losing control, handling costs, and prices when consigning to distant brokers.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses individuals in Oregon sales, parliamentary matters, and a commission. It references Beisel Liveroti Pum, HMS Bier at Metedon, and J. Frank Witeon while describing preparation months and public opinion. The passage appears to be a garbled excerpt from a 19th or early 20th century local issue.
The article surveys Theodore Roosevelt’s push for a thorough civil service reform across the executive branch. It notes anticipation and concern among Republicans about potential overreach into federal appointments and party prerogatives as delegates and officials meet in Washington to press the president on his plans.
A fragment discussing locomotive fuel trials and design choices. It notes a new fuel and placement of coal for rear and forward engine access, with references to North Pacific Coast railway practice and the engineer’s unobstructed view during operation.
The report notes improved safety from front placements of the furnace and better danger detection as trains move through open countryside. Proponents claim quicker stopping and fewer disasters due to locomotive momentum and roadway clearance, citing a test run as evidence.
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