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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1901
Page
2
A 1901 column debates the anarchist challenge across nations. It argues repression fails, notes Nihilists in Russia and iconoclast movements in Italy France and Germany remain strong, and urges that a feasible solution is needed as the world awaits a statesman to resolve the problem.
The author argues private citizens should not carry pistols, calling pistols a menace and curse. They cite mountain travel and past behavior, noting many travel safely without firearms and that restraint and discretion better solve conflicts. The piece links gun ownership to greater risk after the president's shooting.
A San Francisco paper published a misleading illustration of troop transports lacking power plants and appear to be sailing ships. The public critique laments art wrongness in journalism and questions the ethics of publishing such images.
Fragmentary text references a crime and rights of others with unclear phrasing and unusual wording. No clear event, person, date, or organization is identifiable from the fragment.
Governor T. T. Geer replies to Chicago American and Philadelphia North American requesting opinions on handling anarchists. He argues for radical changes and restrictions on immigration and public demonstrations, urging strong law enforcement and possible residency requirements before entry. The statements tie public safety to national policy.
Corn experiments in Umatilla County show early trials on reservation land south of Athena succeeded. Subsequent plantings increased area and yields, with recorded harvests from 1. to 86 bushels per acre. Farmers report good fodder value and weed control benefits, improving soil for wheat.
The article notes corn as an effective rotation with wheat. it requires careful soil prep and shallow, frequent cultivation to avoid drying surface soil. It emphasizes proper ground work, dry climate considerations, and cautions against deep tillage that harms roots and reduces yield.
A local Pendleton lumber yard advertises extensive stock and full mechanized services for lumber, lath, tar paper, and plaster. The notice claims to employ a year round workforce and produce their own sash and hardware, asserting competitors misrepresent home delivery options.
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