County Official Paper Pendleton Oregon Publishes Daily Angebote
The East Oregonian Publishing Company releases County Official Paper an independent daily weekly and semi weekly publication from Pendleton Oregon with various subscription rates and distribution details. It lists offices in Portland and Chicago bureaus, the Washington bureau and postal registration as second class mail matter.
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Washington
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Victory Anthem of Lucius Withers The Conquering Hosts
The speaker vows fearless resolve, marching with conquering hosts toward a high, distant triumph. He declares no external aid or cheer can sway his courage, affirming unwavering self-reliance and the pursuit of victory.
East Oregonian Celebrates Primary Victories in Oregon
The East Oregonian hails a complete victory in last Friday’s primary. It reports the nomination of W. R. Ellis for congress H. M. Cake for the senate Renomination of C. A. Barrett for the legislature and triumph of statement No 1. The paper credits its campaign efforts and urges enacting statement No 1 into law to avoid future contests. It praises the people of Umatilla County for backing measures and reform against self appointed leaders and endorses popular election of US senators.
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East Oregonian
W. R. Ellis
C. A. Barrett
Umatilla County
Oregon
United States
Oregon Republicans nominate Cake against Chamberlain
The Oregon GOP backs H M Cake as a candidate for U S Senate opposing Governor Chamberlain. Cake claims alignment with Roosevelt policies and readiness to cooperate with the progressive bloc in congress for national improvement, arguing no Republican should vote for Chamberlain.
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Oregon
United States Senate
Oregon Voters Urged to Back Chamberlain for Senate
A political appeal urges Oregon to support George E. Chamberlain for the U.S. Senate. It argues for a clean, honest Republican win with a 40,000 statewide majority, critiques Portland machine influence, and calls on exponents of the party to prove loyalty to Republican principles during the senatorial contest.
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George E. Chamberlain
Senate
Oregon
United States
Ceiblce
Portland
Cake
Everybody's Magazine Aids Spiritualism Investigation
Everybody's Magazine announces a May issue prize of 1000 for true reports of mediumistic demonstrations from ordinary settings with no deceit. The appeal stresses genuine spirit contact, telepathy, and precognition, noting broad scientific interest and diminishing ridicule as research advances toward plausible explanations.
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Everybody's Magazine
New Idea in Taxes and Equitable Burden
The Kansas City Star argues taxes should be levied equitably as society changes. It cites Missouri moves to separate state and local revenue and notes bookkeeping differences between railroads and grocers. The remedy is better adjustment by states and localities to set their own tax needs.
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Missouri
Missouri constitutional amendment proposal summary
A text fragment notes a pending Missouri constitution amendment proposal outlining intended changes. The sentence references the proposal without detailing specific provisions, dates, or sponsors.
Educated Nez Perce urged to engage in county affairs
The article praises organizing Nez Perce in a county body to influence local governance. It notes land ownership and active participation could lead to adopting modern ways, with many Umatilla people already reading newspapers and running businesses. Encourages involvement and invitation to join county affairs.
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Umatilla
Umatilla County
Tax Payers Meeting Highlighted by Pendleton Group
Pendleton commercial association voices concern over county taxation and assessment practices. The group urges transparency and a remedy if inequality or injustice exists, insisting the issue, started in good faith, be pursued to a final conclusion.
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Taxpayers
Pendelton Commercial Association
Jute Bag Monopoly Profits In Brazil Exposed
Deputy Consul Joseph J. Siechta reports on Brazil’s jute bag industry used for coffee, rice and beans. Five large mills dominate production led by an American owner who has unified the firms, raising bag prices and profits. Imported jute hits 1906 imports near $2.5 million while duties total about 25 cents per bag, affecting costs differently at home and in England.
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Joseph J. Siechta
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
United Kingdom
England
The Cold World Poem Echoes Hope and Cheer
A Baltimore Sun verse by Folger McKinsey celebrates a cold world transformed by duty and joy. It urges laughter, contentment, and optimistic steps toward golden shores of dreaming amid simple valleys and hills.
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Folger McKinsey
Baltimore Sun
Miss Elkins Could Become Italian Duchess and Princess
The article notes Miss Elkins, if wed to the cousin of the littl king of Italy, would become a duchess and princess. It describes Louis, born in the northeast Italian mountains near the Gran Sasso, amid the rough Abruzzo peaks with snow from October to April and year round at some summits. It recalls his mountain climbing and likens him to Balzac’s bold hero.
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Italy
Louis
Appenines
Gran Sasso Vitalia
Abruzzo
Balzec
Balzac
New York Press
Great Canal Schemes and Klamath Canal Contracts
The article reviews grand canal projects like the Battle Creek canal crossing Russia and an Italian plan to link Genoa and Lake Constance via a chain of mountain locks. It also notes two Klamath irrigation contracts: Campbell & Huffman of Klamath Falls to build a 430 foot wooden flume for 20730 dollars and Maney Bros of Winnemucca to excavate 900000 cubic yards for 78048 dollars.
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Russia
Italy
Geona
Lake Constance
Appenine Mountains
Alps
Campbell & Huffman
Klamath Falls
South Branch
Klamath
Maney Bros
Winnemucca
Nev
Klamath Project
New pressed brick high school rises in North Yakima
Work has begun on a new pressed brick high school building for North Yakima with contractors aiming for completion in time for next term. The project moves forward as crews install foundations and begin structural work, signaling a modernized campus planned to serve future enrollments.
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North Yakima
Sterm
Anglo Japanese firm to develop multiple water powers
An Anglo Japanese company with a capital of 56,250,000 dollars will develop several large water powers in the empire's northern region. Work on one power plant of 27,000 electrical horsepower and another of 8,000 horsepower will begin this year, with a third plant of 60,000 horsepower to start later.
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With & Capite
Empire
Rooms Near Depot Advertised At Low Rates
Rooms available at one dollar to one dollar fifty per block and a half from the depot, with a prominent electric sign drawing attention to the offer.
Travelling Men Headquarters with Comfort Rooms and Dining
Telephone and fire alarm connections with all rooms. Commodious sample rooms. Free bus. Special weekly or monthly rates. Excellent cuisine and prompt dining room service. Bar and billiard room in connection. Only three blocks from depots.
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