Pendleton eyed as new eastern Oregon jobbing hub
The Interstate Commerce Commission rate decision may shift the jobbing center to Pendleton. Zone one towns, including Pendleton, could receive Portland-like rates. zone two adds seven percent. Eastern Oregon uses much territory goods, including wagons, plows, shoes, and dry goods, much of which may move via Pendleton wholesale houses. Pendleton’s railroad links, low rents, and lower taxes support establishing districts and distributing eastern Oregon products.
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Pendleton
Interstate Commerce Commission
Tate
Pendieton
Portland
Oregon
Dobbers
Washinston
Seattle
Electric Trust Critique Sparks Underground Wire Debate
A fragment argues for showing solicitude to the poor and persecuted and calls for underground wiring in business areas. It claims some financiers owning the electric trust have only one yacht each and derides billionaires as lacking self respect.
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Ttme
Electric Trust
Wheat farming’s waste turned to profit in fallow lands
A long discussion on soil care, crop rotation, and the value of fallow fields outlines how Western farmers can boost wheat yields. It stresses conserving moisture, using by products, and diversifying stock to improve productivity and future prosperity for families and communities.
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Juan
Oregon
Pinnivale
Williley
Our Electric Trust Fight and Public Rates Debate
Commentary blasts the telephone and electric trusts over new rate schedules. Advocates accuse critics of demagogy while defending standardization and warn against wealth interests. The piece argues Congress will eventually curb special interests despite political theater.
Chamberlain Bill Aims Public Power Development
Senator Chamberlain proposes a tentative bill to involve government in power development, likening it to reclamation service work. He argues sites should not be captured by private power interests and that public ownership serves the people, citing government reclamation as a precedent for expanding public housing and resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Congress
Chamberlain Deas
Illegal Wonting and Grouse Season Law Evasion
Readers report rampant illegal grouse shooting out of season with open disregard for the law. A county deputy warden dispute is noted and calls grow for enforcement actions to deter lawbreakers and protect lawful hunters before the season opens.
Makers of impore food drew ire of Dr Wiley critics
The makers of impore food provoked a strong reaction, as observers compared their actions to challenging Dr Wiley, signaling a heated dispute and broader concern over food safety and regulatory oversight.
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Impore
Dr. Wiley
European War Clonde Rolls Away Peacefully
The report depicts the European conflict withdrawing with quiet pace, described as seamlessly as a desert caravan folds its tents and departs. It emphasizes a peaceful, almost silent end to the clonde era and its impact on the region.
Forest Fire Seavon Reaches Critical Moment
Brief report notes growing forest fire risk as incidents rise, with authorities noting drownings in nearby NCC incidents and warnings issued to residents to evacuate waterways. Fire response teams coordinate resources amid unclear local details and ongoing danger.
Obedience and Courage in a Fiery Warehouse Tragedy
A passage recalls the former Chief Croker of New York discussing obedience amid danger. He cites a 1965 warehouse fire on Thirtieth Street where three good men died due to recklessness. The burned building was gutted with a wall threatening collapse as the crisis unfolded.
Fragmentary Fire Scene and Historical Notes Surface
A jagged excerpt describes firefighting chaos with collapsing walls and shouts to Back away from the wall. The text then shifts to historical annotations mentioning England under Charles I, a Royalist bishop to Canada, Sweden’s crown, Priestly’s gas discovery, colonial wars, and the Petersburg burial of fallen workers at a park.
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Ioverito
Charles I
England
Osford
Canada
Sweden
Priestly
Leon
Peterburg
Minieter Bower
Venezuela
Fusian Torpedo Bowte
1500 Settish Parliament Bid In Cofedonii Overturns Meman Rule
A fragmented OCR note describes a historic parliament bid overturning Meman churen in Cofedonii and setting a new ecclesinetion on a pres Interia model dated 1688 in France. It asserts one figure, the last of House Valdle, with later plague notes from 1825 mentioning a purge.
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Meman Churen
Cofedonii
France
House of Valdle
Thre
Puriia
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Official Ciy and County Paper
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American National Bank
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Ash Street Dock
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Oregon-Washington Railroad & Navigation Company
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Camp Fe
Wm. McMurray
O.W. RB. A WV. Co
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Ames. E
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America
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Herman Peters
Prop
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Hotel
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