Pendleton's Growth Amid Irrigated Valley Settlements
The Willamette valley towns gain density on small plots while Pendleton relies on large wheat tracts. Irrigated Umatilla county areas east west north and foothills near Pilot Rock may later support dense populations, but Pendleton’s surrounding wheat country remains sparsely settled. Pendleton has advertised, setting a pace for Salem and Eugene, a record that stands unchallenged.
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Willamette Valley
Pendleton
Umatilla
Umatilla County
Pilot Rock
Salem
Frugene
Daring to Die in War Front Felt His Quiet Valor
Hilton R. Geer stands as the featured figure in a reminiscence of wartime heroism. Bronge recounts Geer’s fearless presence in battle, the laughter that masked grim peril, and his slow heart’s blood shed for duty in a moment that remained unsung by others.
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Bronge
Hilton R. Geer
Party sentiment and nonpartisan government in Oregon
The East Oregonian argues against party bitterness and for voter independence. It claims party platforms breed conflict, corruption, and legislative deadlock, while a system empowering individual voters would yield better laws, broader development, and a model government in Oregon.
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East Oregonian
Oregon
Pendleton’s Record Boosts City Progress Not Advertising
The critique of Tom Richardson on Pendleton’s inactivity is not fully fair. Pendleton has funded street paving, built schoolhouses and business blocks, and already paved 11 blocks on two main streets. This progress has given Pendleton broader visibility than magazine advertising and spurred regional attention.
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Tom Richardson
Pendleton
Willamette Valley
Salem
Eugene
Cervaille
Grant's Pass
Portland
Cty
Bryan Losing Ground in Democratic Race
The article reports Bryan’s waning strength for the Democratic nomination as New York and Michigan refuse to instruct for him. Governor Johnson of Minnesota gains momentum, with Democrats in Denver free to choose any candidate. The piece notes shifting sentiment nationwide and doubts about Bryan facing Taft if nominated.
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Bryan
New York
Michigan
Hillnots
Denver
Johnson
Minnesota
Taft
Brian
Bailey for Governor Makes Strong Early Case
The Portlandian reports J. W. Bailey, Oregon food and dairy commissioner, as a logical gubernatorial candidate two years ahead. Bailey, praised as an earnest official, spent under 30 dollars in primary expenses and leads opponent Dr. Seid by over 16,000 votes. Friends statewide believe his whirlwind race would be formidable.
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J. W. Bailey
Food and Dairy
Oregon
Portland Oregonian
Bailey
Dr. Seid
Mtr
Daylight Saving Bill Sparks Commons Debate
A British bill dubbed daylight saving proposes turning clocks backward during summer to gain more daylight for outdoor activities. Proponents claim health benefits and earlier start times, but critics warn of railroad timetable chaos and employer disruption. In Britain, 7 a.m. midsummer daylight would complicate daily routines.
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House of Commons
England
Butte
Calendar Reform Plans Propose 304 Day Year
An American scheme aims to simplify time by fixing New Year and leap day on separate dates, creating a 304 day year of 18 weeks per quarter. It suggests altering month lengths and standardizing holidays to a fixed weekday while arguing for Englishmerits. The proposal notes daylight distribution and observes most night owls ignore clocks.
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Enellehman’s
Barrett Re-elected with Strong Support in Umatilla County
The people of Umatilla county congratulate Charles A. Barrett for renomination to the legislature. He made a good record two years ago and advanced ground on the senatorial election, earning the vote and the confidence of the voters last Friday.
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Umatilla County
Charles A. Barrett
Barrett
White fir pulp potential for paper made on Pacific coast
On the Pacific coast especially Oregon and California vast white fir timber goes to waste. Forest service tests in Washington show white fir fibers yield strong pulp via sulphite process with low bleaching needs, producing light brown to nearly white fibers suitable for various papers and potentially white book paper with bleaching.
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Pacific Coast
Oregon
California
Forest Service Laboratory
Washington
Maniias
Arizona Ace wedding scene stirs town talk
The Arizona Ace recounts Mills Sunflower, a Hopi woman, amid a wedding wave sparked by Mike Fosenfeld and Chick McManus. The piece notes chatter about the bride-to-be, defending her against crude remarks while highlighting the lively social scene at the Criterion, Empire cafe, and local hotspots.
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Mike Fosenfeld
Criterion
Honda
Scorpion
Chick McManus
Empire Cafe
Arizona
Old Sores Closed by Blood Purifier S S S
An advertisement explains that chronic sores fail to heal due to impurities in the blood. It touts S. S. S. as a vegetable tonic that purifies the blood, removes impurity, and promotes healing from the bottom up. It includes patient testimony from David C. Miller about curing a severe foot sore.
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S. S.S
I Swist Specific CO
Atlanta
David C. Miller
W. 40Th St
Hotel St. Georgeta Ad Offers First Class Rooms
European plan promises modern conveniences steam heat en suite baths and hot and cold water in all rooms. Featuring a large new sample room and a first class restaurant in connection with the hotel. Located a block and a half from the depot with telephone fire alarm connections and a big electric sign. Rates for rooms are $1.00 and $1.50.
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St. Georgeta
Northwest
Telephone and fire alarm connections for traveling meet
Commodious sample rooms and free bus service with special weekly or monthly rates. Excellent cuisine and prompt dining room service. Bar and billiard room in connection. Headquarters three blocks from depots.
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Connetion
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