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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1901
Page
2
Friday report says district attorneys and sheriff will thoroughly investigate the Bear Wallow case involving the killing of sheep and an attempted killing of a herder. Local officials vow to hunt down cowardly assailants who fled into the night, underscoring deep countywide indignation.
The article analyzes a split in tariff policy amid Labor Day events in Portland. It discusses Beatt and Scott debating free trade versus protectionism, predicting a middle ground approach to curb combinations and stabilize the economy while addressing national prosperity. It notes voters’ readiness to reassess party platforms and support reforms that curb evils without harming growth.
The Amalgamated Association of Tron Steel and Tin Works leader Theatore Shatter failed to mobilize mass action. He aimed for 100000 workers to strike but secured only about 4000 at first and saw limited later gains, with many workers staying at work and the strike likely to collapse within a week.
In a winter kitchen scene a Dateh brewer and a talking cake discuss origins from Oregon Umatilla county and a distant past. A heated exchange reveals personal histories, migration, and a desire for understanding before parting in peace.
A fragmented farmyard dialogue from Umatilla county recounts harvest talk about grain yields and local legends. The mush and cake scene ends with a dog, cat, and buffaloed farmer bidding farewell, while references to Blue Stem and old markets anchor the rustic setting.
Advert claims for Swift’s Specific blood remedy 5 5 5 to treat catarrh and other chronic ailments. Testimonies from B. Matson of Lapeer Michigan and Mrs. J. F. Polhill of Due West South Carolina describe rapid improvement and long term relief after use. Company asserts catarrh is a constitutional blood disease cured by their product.
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