Pendleton county official paper notice text
The East Oregonian publishing company lists Pendleton Oregon as the county official paper. It states the newspaper is kept on sale at Oregon News Co Portland and the Security Building Washington Bureau. Includes postal and association details and registration as United Press member.
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Pola Ear RE
Pendleton
Oregon
The
East Oregonian Publishing Co
Oraxon News Co
6Th Street
Portland
Chieace
Security Building
Washington, C
Fourteenth Street
N. W
How Does Love Speak In Faint Mush Upon The Cheek
Poem fragment explores Love speaking through subtle signs on the face and body. The speaker contrasts a pale cheek with a quivering eye and a parent’s sigh, noting uneven heartbeats and a smile that reveals emotion. The verse describes intimate, delicate expressions of love.
Think of It Boys Aged Man Seeks Work In Oregonian Letter
An elderly tradesman visited the East Oregonian seeking help to write a letter asking for work. He cannot write his name, explains he is 614 and broke, and urges youths to pursue education. The piece urges students to attend school, plan for thorough education, and consider continuing education later in life. It emphasizes that education equips the mind and opportunities, urging Pendleton to explore local schools and seize the chance.
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Oregon
Dusiness
Japan's Rail Nationalization Shows Mixed Results
The Financial and Economic Annual of Japan for 1908 notes a shift to government ownership of railways after 25 years. By 1907 the state held 2149 miles vs private 932. costs and profits favored private lines slightly, yet nationalized lines posted rising profits and broader financing. Japan aims to buy most roads by 1915 and expand for national commerce.
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San Fravidisco Kowinkor
Japan
Department of Finance
Russia
Purdchiset Railwaye
Birds Aiding Farmers Says Agriculture Yearbook
Biologist Henshaw argues that protecting birds pays farmers and that most birds are beneficial, though a few are harmful. He notes thrushes sparrows wrens and woodpeckers control insects, while swallows and night hawks patrol skies. He condemns the English sparrow as having bad habits, even if it eats some pests.
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Henshaw
Department of Agriculture
Norway leans toward republican rule with France’s Fallieres
The piece notes Norway desires a president rather than a king, viewing republic ideals as closer to the United States system. It describes a popular monarch but growing demand for freedom, education, and taxation reform, suggesting President Fallieres may influence Christiania as he leaves.
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Norway
Fallieres
France
Christiania
Haakon VH and the Tide of Monarchs in Popular History
The passage assesses Haakon VII, married to Princess Maud, as a ruler who governs with kindness yet belongs to a tradition of monarchs fading from public history. It reflects on the impending end of monarchic prestige as modern history unfolds.
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Haakon VH
Maud
Smiley heiress to fund occult science push
Jessie M. Smiley of Chicago, newly inheriting 20 006 000 dollars, vows to devote most of her fortune to occult science investigations. She argues the unseen realm is approachable and deserves scientific study, hoping to advance religious understanding through knowledge of God and nature.
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Jessie M. Smiley
Chicago
God
Nature
Traveling men shift view of Pendleton amid prohibition
Traveling men adjust their stance toward Pendleton, noting the town remains on the map despite prohibition. They predict another year of disputes and hardships as prior hopes fade, suggesting mortification has begun for the community.
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Pendleton
Microscope detects food adulteration in yearbook study
An agriculture department yearbook highlights microscopy as a key tool to spot adulteration in foods. Celery seed samples contained 40 percent rock powder while olive stones and pure pepper were revealed under magnification. A chocolate coating hidden shells, cornstarch, beef fat, and other matter. Microscopy accelerates identification, reducing need for extended chemical tests.
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Separtment of
Bureau of Chemistry
Uegum Tragutann
Food Testing Labe
Selfishness Hinders Global Happiness, Says Minot J Savage
Quoted reflection laments that most land unhappiness stems from selfishness. The speaker argues if all people pursued selfless lives the world could become truly beautiful, yet humanity persists in selfish behavior.
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Minot J. Savage
Words of Praise For Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription
Slogans praise Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for female ailments. It claims no alcohol or habit forming drugs and promises to support general health with native roots. It urges sick women to write for confidential advice and cites Buffalo New York as a contact point.
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Dr. Pierce
Plerger
Rispsovary Medical Association
R. V. Plerea
Pres
Mali Street
Buffalo
N.Y
Reece
Roads and Trails Planned for National Forests
A forestry service bulletin outlines cooperation between the Office of Public Roads and the Forest Service to draft a comprehensive road and trail system for national forests. Limited funding limits progress, but priority is given to durable plans guiding future work, with trails to become roads when possible. Roads already built aid fire protection and public convenience, and more coordinated efforts will boost forest usefulness.
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Forestry Service
Office of Public Roads
Department of Agriculture
The
Forest Service
Congress
Office of Roads
Gante
Emerson Quote on Work and the Good Ground
A compact reflection on work and moral living. Emerson extols the industrious man who clears a straight path to livelihood with God’s help. The sun rain and sprouting grain symbolize a universal mechanism of effort benefiting all sound-bodied people.
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Emerson
Reciprocating Churn for sale with patent date
This ad touts a churn with back and forth dasher motion producing butter in 2 to 6 minutes. Made in 2 and 4 gallon sizes, claim easy cleaning and operation suitable for a child. Price 5.00 and 5.50. Agents wanted for state or county rights.Manufactured under patent dated June 4, 1808. Address The Reciprocating Churn Co. 10 West Webb Street Pendleton Oregon.
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Gery
West
Webb Street
Pendleton
Oregon
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