Pendleton Education Expands During Busy Era
A local discussion highlights Pendleton's growing education options with public schools adding common education and freelance commerce departments, domestic science, music, and modern languages. The piece notes Oregon politics fostering favorable publicity and criticizes the lumber trust for hindering housing development, while accusing outside forces of delaying growth and exploiting public resources.
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Chatilla County
Freelence
Wyoming style state depository and accountant proposed
A reader urges Oregon to imitate Wyoming with a state depository law and an office of state accountant. The plan would allow interest on idle funds, monthly accounting of public officials, and safe bank investments to fund state and county treasuries without extra tax costs. The letter argues these laws would save money and improve fiscal accountability.
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Wyoming
Siate Treasuries
Oregon
Women’s suffrage defeat blamed on many factors, Oregon debate continues
The Portland Oregonian and Oregon Daily Journal dispute the causes of Oregon’s defeat of equal suffrage. Critics blame politicians, railroads, and saloon interests, while editors argue agitation alone harmed the movement. A forecast of renewed campaigning suggests persistence could still win.
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Portland Oregonian
Oregon Delly
Oregon
Home Statesman
Ethterman
Grego
Portland Gregorian
Havtie
Craime
Portland Journal
Locusts Threaten Wide Regions In North America
A long, garbled account cites entomologist Mariatt on two widespread locust brood cycles, the 17 year and 14 year forms, forecast to appear across many states and provinces. The piece mixes absurd anecdotes about officials, politics, and a brick story, reflecting a chaotic newsprint fragment.
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Mariatt
Department of Aericulture
Alyssachiusetta
New York
Hong Islinois
Pennsylvania
New Jerry
Maryland
O- Himba
West Virginid
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Tennessee
Kentucky
Olle
Indiana
Madama
Ems
Back to Town by Clinton Seollard
A nostalgic poem recounts a journey from rural roots to urban scenes. It recalls trains, trolley ears, Broadway, and avenues while celebrating the return to the town. The speaker contrasts country and city life and ends with a resolute homeward note.
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Clinton Seollard
Pilgrim Fathers Critiqued At Plymouth Tercentenary
John D. Long warned at Plymouth Mes Tercentenary of the Fleet Church that Plymouth colony had few virtuous founders. He cited corruption and factionalism among a small early community, accusing some leaders of self enrichment and moral lapses. He argued modern New England towns should not fear Plymouth's example.
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John D. Long
The
Plymouth
Mies
Fleet
Premouth
Osurand
Muddled Political News Mix From Early Session
A garbled report highlights Cortie Guild Jr as a governor candidate hailed by party figures. It notes resignations from Congress by Hie Thin Sullivan and national debate among Knox Hatley plus mentions of Alfred Dowd and J C W Beckham as potential political figures. The text references campaigns, appointments, and proposed presidential runs amid unclear context.
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Cortie Guild, Jr
Mies Aohuwerts
Sullivan
New York
Congress
Knox
Tenneylvania
Hatley
Texas
Harners
Mford W. Cooley
Dervion
Tondie Dowd
Alfred
J. C W. Beckham
Kentucky
United States Senate
Ways Daughters of Time and the Silent Wound
A fragmented verse fragment references Ways Daughters of Time and the ill fate of Thien. The text hints at injuries and offerings, with names like Tina and Tina’s implied actions. The tone recalls a solemn, personal meditation on time, memory, and loss.
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Daughters of Time
Faye
Tina
W. Emerson
No Mam and the stomach strength dietary claim reel
A promotional vignette extols the stomach as the body's central strength source, arguing digestion governs overall health and that starvation can happen despite food. It cites Dr. Pierce’s remedies as superior, urging readers to buy a medical adviser book and avoid inferior substitutes.
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Doubet
Fe Kas
Jamis Parr
Queleo
Pierce
Boetia Magnesoon Fund
Ind
Ben
Inpmuwee
Lin Crom
Eres
Malin Bireet
Buffalo
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Umatilla County
Pendleton High School
Entei County
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Blue Mountains
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United States
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Oremon
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Tien
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Poland
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Frazier’s Book Store
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Root
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Neww York
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Tix Fae
Sid Plato
Plato
Tate
Mopher
TN Town
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Broadway
J. J. McAllister
Liniment
Tula
Lewis Hunter
Bingham Springs
Blue Mountain Resort
M. B. Foley
Gibbon
Osleen
Court House
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Corner Court
Hat
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Sir
Frank B
Clapton & Co
Cempa
London & Lancashire
North British & Mercantile
Royal Insurance Co
Alliance Assurance Co
BE. Bowlsky
Hardwick, Pawnbroker
Bowman Building
Railroad Street
C. E. Bowlsby
Pendleton Roller Mills
Byers
Indy
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