County Official Paper Pendleton Oregon Newspape
The East Oregonian Publishing Co publishes the County Official Paper in Pendleton Oregon. The item lists subscription rates for daily and weekly editions by mail and carrier and includes address details for Oregonian and security references. It notes United Press Association membership and entry as second class mail matter.
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Biom Eee
Penderton
Oregon
Rape
East Oregonian Publishing CO
Mall
Duty Calls The Woods And The Man In His Own
Poem urges renouncing greed and Mammon as duty calls. The speaker, Will M Maupin, longs for moral renewal, rejects sloth, and embraces labor and honor. He seeks beauty of the woods yet answers the stern call to be worthy.
Whistler Remembered as Father of Umatilla Project
Engineer John T. Whistler led the Umatilla government irrigation effort after years of field surveying in Echo area. He selected Cold Springs canyon as reservoir site and oversaw the east Umatilla project, guiding the county to reclamation success and a May 27 opening in Hermiston.
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John T. Whistler
Umatilla
Umatilla County
Whistler
Echo
Cold Springs
East Umatilla
Hermiston
Hobson’s war zeal branded as alarmist speaker
Captain Hobson, speaking at a city Methodist church, argued for a massive navy and war readiness. The speech portrayed him as intensely patriotic but alarmist, noting his Annapolis background and lifelong war zeal alongside comparisons to other industry leaders. He warned of Japan’s actions and US vulnerability, framing a strong naval buildup as essential.
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Hobson
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Fridison
James J. Hill
John D. Rockefeller
Japan
Heinze
United States
Peace through Arbitration Against Naval Buildup
A commentary argues that naval arms races drain resources and invite more war. It calls for U S leadership in world peace through arbitration, restraint, and friendship, insisting that avoiding militarization would yield universal peace and eliminate the need for large defense budgets. The piece warns that pursing war breeds more war.
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Hobson
United States
Umatilla County Land Booms With Low Prices for Irrigated Lots
Homeseekers travel into Umatilla County drawn by ultra moderate prices on irrigated tracts. Land in Fur ni sh-Coe, Umatilla ranch, Hinkle ditch, Browner and government projects sells for 376 to 200 per acre, average about 100. By contrast Washington irrigated land near Wenatchee and Yakima runs 250 to 500 per acre. Climate, water, and transport favor Umatilla, prompting many settlers to buy and settle.
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Umatilla County
Furniish-Coe
Umatilla Ranch
Hinkle Ditch
Washington
Wenatchee
Yakima
Ross Convicted in Oregon Banking Fraud Case
Oregon reacts with satisfaction as J Thorburn Ross, president of Title Guarantee and Trust, is convicted by a Salem jury for diverting depositor funds. The case denounces bucket shop operations and signals a push toward a solid banking system across the region.
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Oregon
J. Thorburn Ross
Title Guarantee and Trust Company
Salem
Ross
West
Coast fears rise as Hobson warns of invasion risk
A narrator questions Captain Hobson's claim that Japan could land 400000 trained soldiers on the Pacific coast via Los Angeles San Francisco Portland and Seattle urging Americans to resist such fear and defend the coast while criticizing bankers and Ross. The piece challenges national patriotism and readiness myths.
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Hobson
Japan
Pacific Coast
Los Angles
San Francisco
Portland
Soatle
United States
Americas
La Grande Sees Industrial and Commercial Awakening
La Grande experiences an industrial and commercial awakening not seen east of the Blue Mountains in Oregon. Boosting and aggressive advertising will secure new netters, while nearby fruit and garden land offer advantages. Land adjoining the city limits supports families on small tracts.
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la Grande
Blue Mountains
Oregon
Nature
Pendleton Meeting Called For Property Owners Monday Night
Court house to fill with property owners to discuss awakening Pendleton in industrial fines. Renters have carried the load paying bills. Call for renewed interest from owners who will bear the impact if Pendleton stops growing.
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Court House
Pendleton
Seven Ages of Man Summary Portrait
Shakespeare’s poem outlines seven life stages from infant to decrepit elder. It traces growth, desire, duty, and folly through vivid roles. The passage ends with oblivion sans teeth and senses, a meditation on mortality.
Stomach Protects Itself By Mucin Barrier Says Budapest Study
A Budapest scientist reports anti-ferments not in the stomach but that mucin in the inner gastric mucous membrane resists digestive action. The digestive organs protect themselves by the mucin they secrete, refuting earlier views of antienzymes.
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Weinland
Dandor King
Budapest
Colored parson finds no chickens in back yard coop
A colored minister visiting a flock discovers all chickens missing from the back yard hen coops, surprised by the unusual disappearance in a local scene.
Postmaster General rules on stamp perforation for ID only
The Postmaster General issued an order amending regulations to allow puncturing or perforating stamps for identification purposes only and not for advertising. The perforation must be under 1 64th inch in diameter and the identifying area under one third square inch, with no ink. stamps must remain recognizable and unused. The rule aids large buyers and helps authorities detect and deter theft. Separately, China plans a forest school at Mukden with a Japanese head master for four years, assisted by two Chinese aides.
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Meyer
United States
Celestial Government
Tokio
Mukden
Vale merchant dies as tree falls after cutting it down
W A LaBar of Vale was killed when a tree he felled toppled toward him. He failed to move to safety as the trunk came down, ending his life in a grisly accident on a Wednesday.
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W. A. LaBar
Vale
Rooms: One Half Block From Depot On Street Sign
Rooms available one half block from the depot priced at one dollar to one dollar and fifty cents per night. A large electric sign advertises the offer attracting travelers and locals to inquire at the premises.
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Hlock
Traveling Meeting Headquarters With Comfortable Sample Rooms
Telephone and fire alarm connections serve all rooms. Headquarters for Traveling Meet. Commodious sample rooms with free board. Special weekly or monthly rates. Excellent cuisine and prompt dining room service. Bar and billiard room included. Only three blocks from depots.
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Bath
St. George
Northwest
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