County Official Paper for Pendleton Oregon
The Daily East Oregonian, published daily and weekly editions in Pendleton Oregon by East Oregonian Publishing Co, lists subscription rates and carrier options. The paper notes sales locations in Portland and Chicago bureaus and confirms United Press Association membership and second class mail status.
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Island Verse Echoes by the Sunlit Bay
Fragmentary verse describes a sunlit shore with seagulls and island imagery. Waves crash toward a bay as a speaker observes the Islands hung in the air and the sea’s constant motion.
Reclamation plans boost Klamath Umatilla future
An Oregon Journal interview with B G Hopson reveals optimism for extending Klamath and Umatilla projects this year with limited funds. Proposed water for lands west of the Umatilla could come from Butter Creek mouth reservoir or a Cold Springs line, transforming desert acres into fertile irrigated land and benefiting the county and state.
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Oregon Journal
B. G. Hopson
Pacific District
Klamath
Umatilla
Klemath
Umafilla
Hopson
Hermiston
Butter Creek
Cold Springs
National Irrigation Congress Convening in Spokane
The upcoming national Irrigation Congress will convene in Spokane next week with many leading figures in the conservation movement expected to attend. Prominent speakers will include men who have long championed natural resource conservation.
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Spokane
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Delegation urged for Spokane congress on irrigation and forestry
In promoting the empire of the west the article calls for a strong delegation from Umatilia county to attend a Spokane congress. It notes irrigation interests dry farming and forestry as topics to be addressed and stresses profit and progress for the region.
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Umatilia County
Spokane
Dangerous Friends Oppose Direct Primary Plan
An Oregonian stance opposes the assembly plan to alter the direct primary law. The piece argues reform via amendment is possible by popular vote, condemned the assembly method as a stealthy move to nullify the law while preserving it on the books. It labels its advocates as false friends seeking to undermine open candidate selection.
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Oregonian
Ansbestos
Hell
Grain companies urged to lower warehouse charges now
Plainly the grain firms erred by raising warehouse charges after promising to reduce them months ago. To stay in the warehouse business and preserve farmers’ goodwill they should cut the charges immediately, as a mistake has been made and must be righted.
Spaniards Want a Republic and Self Government
The piece argues Spaniards seek a republic but face questions of readiness for self rule. It notes that enduring under Alfonso the long has worked against that readiness in public opinion and political culture.
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Alfonso
Irrigation Need Drives West End Water Question
A reader questions water allocation to the west end asking why all water goes west while land between Pendleton and the mountains requires irrigation. The remark implies regional priorities in resource distribution and rural needs.
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West End
Pendleton
Mountains
Noted Oregon notoriety linked to Sut ton family and Case
The Sut ton family and Mary Adele Case have recently drawn considerable attention in Oregon. The remark signals a surge of public interest and ongoing discussion around their activities and influence in the state.
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Sutton
Mary Adele Case
Oregon
Johnson and Jeffries clash over pending details
A note warns of delay as both Johnson and Jeffries may turn gray before the disputed details are settled. The passage emphasizes the uncertainty and extended negotiations affecting the outcome.
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Johnson
Jeffries
Railway Fight on Deschutes Spurs Western Tone
Deschutes riverfront clash over railroad plans simmers as tensions rise between factions. Local leaders and workers argue over route choice and safety, echoing frontier era conflicts in a modern development battle.
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The
Deschutes
Bridge Builder Miles Helped Stonewall Jackson
A Virginian veteran recalls Old Miles, a bridge builder essential for Stonewall Jackson. Miles could quickly erect bridges after floods or enemy actions. Jackson asks for a bridge by morning, but Miles quips that the plan from the engineer may not be certain, highlighting a humorous wartime anecdote from the Baltimore Sun.
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Stonewall Jackson
Old Miles
Jackson
Miles
Shenandoah
Labor World Notes on Europe Union Changes and Labor Day Moves
Night work for women banned in 14 European countries. Hoquiam to build a new labor temple. England see raises and shorter hours in unions while Belfast trades call for pay increases. A new 2.5 hour week for English boot and shoe workers, and Brussels hakers push for bans on night and Sunday work. British unions expand in the new Rail workers federation in Chicago forming a major international group within the AFL.
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Chicago
American Feternation of Labor
American Federation of
Bebor
Stage: Diveid Speaks and the Old Stage Road Echoes
A fragment from Arthur Chapman portrays a rider recalling a grim ride past a plain, dusty landscape. The speaker laments slowed pace, mentions an automobile, and recalls overland journeys, buffalo herds, and a lost dream amid a harsher frontier. The piece ends with a rural, somber reflection.
Land buyers purchase large tract and flocks in Oregon
An Enterprise man and a California man bought 1280 acres in Wallowa county and 4780 ewes and lambs for about $30,000. Gervais pushes for higher graders in Ite school and a high school.
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Enterprise
California
Wallowa County
Gervais
Ite
Hair Dandruff Cure Promises Germ Destruction
An 19th century style ad claims dandruff causes hair trouble and touts Newbro’s Herpicide as the germ killer. It promises instant itch relief, clarifies harmless formula, and offers a dollar bottle guarantee with samples by mail.
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Ife
Herpleida Co
Koeppen & Bros
Taft and Bourne Friendship Secrets Reach Public
The piece recalls a tense exchange between President Roosevelt era figures Bourne and Taft over leadership and a second term. It notes Bourne’s influence and his efforts to shape the 1908 political scene, while the President downplays a quarrel over succession.
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Taft
Bourne
Roseburg Improvement Lesson Drawn From Paving Push
Roseburg residents learn a lesson as street paving continues, showing that local elites are built by those who live here and do not wait for outsiders. The ongoing project lays a foundation for growth and attracts attention from people planning to move to the area.
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Roseburg
March of progress reaches Grant county early demands arise
The Canyon City Eagle notes that progress is felt in Grant county with pressure to subdivide large ranches and spread land ownership, signaling a shift toward a more intensive civilization.
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Grant County
Canyon City
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Labor World Notes
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Ireland
B. A. Larger
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American Federation of Labor
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Hakers
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Diveid Speaks
Arthur Chapman
Dr. Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
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World's Dispensary Medical Association
Buffalo, N. Y
American National Bank
Financier
New York
Umatilla County
Mark Moorhouse
Frank B. Clopton
E. Court St
Pendleton Hide Company
J. Shearman
Thompson Street
Pendleton, Oregon
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Pendleton Drug CO
Hill Military Academy
J. W. Will
Yale
J. A. Hill
A. L. Schaefer
Louis Hunziker
Pendleton Roller Mills
Cornelius
Cor. Park and Alder
Portland, Oregon
C. W. Cornelius
Hohbach
Best Goods—Boast Service
Dalles
Bailey Gatzert
W. L. Crichton
F. McDonald
Lica
Colesworthy
E. Alta
Torna
Ranch Omico
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