Pendleton Oregon Weekly Eyeat Wority Ad
Classified notice showing subscription rates and distribution details for the East Oregonian Publishing Co at Pendleton Oregon. Includes mail and carrier options, partial price hints, and lists outlets like The Unity and gun News Co. with locations in Chicago and Washington.
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Putlbbel
Pendleton
Oregon
The
East Oregonian Publishing CO
Unity Past
Oregonian
Gun News Co
6Th Street
Regen
Chicago
Remembering Duty in a Garden of Content
A reflective verse contemplates memory and fear as darkness gathers. It urges steadfastness and gratitude, accepting a nectar offered by fate while walking the path of duty in a serene garden of contentment.
Welcome Mr Harriman to Oregon A paradoxical financial figure arrives
The piece weighs Harriman as both benefactor and curse to Oregon, praising industrial growth yet denouncing financial tyranny. It notes his lavish train, public indifference, and mixed expectations, capturing a tense ambivalence about his upcoming visit.
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Oregon
Are We Forgetting About the National Irrigation Association
An editorial urges continued support for the National Irrigation Association as western reclamation projects expand. It recalls the association’s role in creating the reclamation department and government irrigation and announces the 16th annual convention to be held in Albuquerque, New Mexico from September 29 to October 3.
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National Irrigation Association
Reclamation Department
Ao Noon
Albuquerque
N. M
Arid West
Western irrigation movement urged to finish reclamation plan
A call to action for all western counties and states to join in completing the association’s work. The note emphasizes protecting water resources from corporate greed and urges appointing delegates to advance practical irrigation laws until no desert land remains in the west.
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West
States
Ballon
Literary Sewers Warn Against Filthy Novels
A Salt Lake City review bemoans sensational modern fiction as moral decay. It compares Elinor Glyn’s Three Weeks with new titles Five Days and Julie's Diary, labeling them brain feeders and praising censorship to curb depraved content.
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Julie
United States
Goodwin's Weekly
Salt Lake City
Saya
Elinor Glyn
Black Beauty
Town Talk
Mockery of Politics By Taft and Bryan in Labor Ties
The piece derides Taft as a Shovelers' union member and Bryan as Typographical union ally as political theater. It calls these moves repulsive to sensible laborers and insists true leaders would revolt against frivolous labor vote tricks. It accuses both candidates of grudging, fawning support and hypocritical campaigning.
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Taft
Shovelers’ Union
Bryan
Pendleton Seeks Open Electric Franchise Policy
Pendleton invites any electric line from any direction and favors no franchise discrimination. The city would welcome a company that can deliver reliable service and complete public facilities. Authorities emphasize connecting Pendleton with distant county areas and do not care who builds or operates the system, as long as it is well operated.
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Pendleton
Fire prevention in Fernie district urged by foresters
A forestry department and Canadian Rockies fire force could have saved lives and property in Fernie by acting with foresight and common sense. The writer suggests that two or three firefighters on duty might have stopped the devastating blaze before it spread.
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Forestry Department
Canadian Rockies
Fernie
The Modern City by Charles Hanson Towne
A terse poetic meditation on urban growth as towering turrets rise while humble homes fade away. The speaker contrasts industrial clangs and labor with the town’s wooden birds, the woodpeckers of the city, signaling rapid modernization.
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Charles Hanson
Remembering the Maine in Havana Harbor
A Havana harbor observer recalls the Maine wreck a decade after its explosion. The piece ponders why the government has not formally addressed the sunken ship and what memory of the event signifies for Americans alive to it. It cites Harper's Weekly on the enduring call to remember and questions government action.
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Havana
Maine
United States
Rall
Harper's
Testing Common Food Adulterants in Household Samples
The New Orleans Times-Democrat explains practical tests for adulterants in coffee cocoa sugar and butter. Pure coffee water stays clear while chicory darkens it. cocoa sediment shifts from powdery to sticky if adulterated. sugar dissolves in water and leaves an insoluble impurity. burnt sugar ash indicates impurity. butter melts at high heat and should taste sweet, otherwise adulterated with off odor.
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New Orleans Times-Democrat
Jay Gould's Fast Purchase of Dutch Railroad
The tale recalls Jay Gould visiting Holland to buy a Dutch railroad for 14 million dollars. He wrote a check for the sum, asked the directors to arrange transfers to New York, and left. The Dutch directors, stunned, telegraphed Bank of Fingland for confirmation, which replied the check would be honored and more could be arranged. The Dutch reaction mixed awe and hurt at the rapid, decisive deal.
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Jay Gould
Holland
America
Mr. Gould
New York
Bank of Fingland
Pierce's Medicines Promotes Golden Medical Discovery Claims
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and related tonics as alcohol free remedies derived from native forest roots. It asserts safety, no habit forming properties, and urges patience and perseverance for benefits, citing endorsements from unnamed leaders.
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Com Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Pierce
Jair Tein
A Song of Youth by Olive Constance
A poem about meeting Youth in a garden where she teases with beauty and promise. The speaker, young and dreamy, learns that fame love and song are appealing yet youth remains the most thrilling of all.
Youth and Age Prophetic Verse Reflection
A brief quoted meditation on youth and aging by Clinton Scollard. It contrasts youth's reckless vitality with aging's thrift, noting how time's passage sharpens perspective and value. The lines juxtapose carefree days with later prudence.
Is she a stenographer or typist in debate
A brief clash of labels ends with the line The speaker asserts she is a typist not a stenographer. The quote suggests a casual social dispute about professions and status rather than a serious incident. The remark is lightly humorous and reflective of everyday speech.
Guide Posts To Peace And Parrots Learn To Swear
A historical collection contrasts Henry Van Dyke's "guide-posts on the footpath to peace" with a remark about parrots learning to swear after domestication. The two ideas appear as a merged quote and aphorism. The piece reflects a moral maxim and a quirky animal note.
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Christ
Henry van Dyke
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