Publication details for East Oregonian publisher
A fragment notes publication of an afternoon newspaper in Poodleton Oregon by East Oregonian Publishing Company. Contains stray names and addresses including Seo Francia Horta at 408 Fourth St Chicago and scattered place names.
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Publishea
Poodleton
Oregon
East Oregonian Publishing Company
Seo Francia Horta
Fourth St
Chicago
Iurean
Seaurley
Jakalte
Wandington
Bo Boredin
Lithae
The Pioneers and Their Bold Band Upon the Land
An epic anthem extols ten great men who risked death and hardship to blaze a path beyond the seas. The speaker likens them to ancient heroes, praising horned hands and courage amid trials as they push through forests seeking freedom and purpose. The final cadence honors their unity and enduring resolve.
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David
Mer
Troy
Presidential eye on Oregon and Idaho politics in old editorial tone
A long column critiques political incentives around post offices named for Hoogevelt, notes Oregon’s Condonm Arting ton line work, and discusses Mormon influence in Idaho politics. It questions government lottery practices, press freedom, and moral standards while urging department reforms.
Congress and Hawaii Explain Colonial Needs and Education
The East Oregonian argues for tailored colonial laws for Hawaii and other possessions, urging Congress to expand industrial and commercial opportunities for Hawaiians while critiquing land laws and revenue issues. It highlights Rev. W. E. Potwine's critique and notes education as essential, contrasting money with real educational achievements.
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Congress
Carter
Governon
United States
Hawaii
Philippines
Liberia's New President Thomas Barclay is Inaugurated
The United States maintains a minister to Liberia, Rev. Ernest Lyon. Liberia inaugurated a new president named Thomas Barclay, who came to Liberia in early childhood from Barbados. The story recounts his cleverness and probity, noting his later role as secretary of state and his balance in the treasury.
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Unite States
Liberia
Ernest Lyon
Baltimore
Lyon
Thomas Barclay
Barclay
Barbadoes
West Indies
Ord
Republic
Akill
Beria
SUN Liberia
LG Peyath
Ama
United States
Boston
Tranegeript
Daring feat of girls climb Alpine peaks in eight days
Mrs Charlotte and Ria Aunary of Lowton conquer the Alps from Chamonix to Courmayeur crossing the Col Ferret then ascend the Col de Glaciers and Dent Blanche. They reach Zermatt and Monte Rosa summit, logging 125 400 feet in eight days, the Matterhorn descent in a single day. Chamonix links to Mont Blanc by wireless.
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Charlotte
Ria Aun
Rey
Lowton
Gude Christ Hur Jgenen
Grindelwald
Alps
Chamonix
Courmayour
Valabs
Dave
Cal de Gletvex
Calateison Blanche
Col de Selion
Pos i de Ofovres
Arolla
Ztral
Col de la Dent Bunche
Trifstech
Saas Eye
Zermatt
Monte Ro
Matterhorn
Mont Blanc
Mont Blalie
Kuropatkin Delivers Sharpshooting Display at Target
General Kuropatkin, former minister of war, visits Sebas Lope and participates in a shooting contest along a boulevard. With a revolver he fires 11 shots at a white cardboard target, defeating a rival. a second target at longer range sees him repeat the feat with the same precision.
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Kuropatkin
Sebas Lope
The Dalles Needs Dwellings
The Dalles Chronicle laments a housing shortage as families seek homes before school starts. It urges a real estate investor to supply simple cottages to accommodate growing demand and preserve local schooling options. Linn county cattle are found infected with scab. Dr. E N Hutchinson orders shipments dipped, delaying Nevada-bound carloads.
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Dalles
The
Dalles Chronicle
Linn County
E. N. Hutchingon
Bureau of Animal Industry
Nevada
Century-old Eviction Memoir of Cure and Recovery
An elderly narrator recalls eviction due to blood poisoning and poor health. After trying a traditional regimen, they felt worn and discouraged until a friend advised a sequence of remedies. Following the routine, health and appetite improved, with renewed mercies and vigor. Box 266, Savannah, GA.
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Savannah
One Hundred Dollars Reward for Guess Contest
A contest by the East Oregonian offers a $101 buggy as a prize and plans a new subscription gamble. From now till November 4 new subscribers submit guesses on Oregon’s presidential vote. half of all contest proceeds go to the closest guess. Only new subscriptions count. multiple guesses allowed per 60 cent subscription, with various ways to enter. The note cites prior success and lists last June vote totals for reference.
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J. B Strode
Wallaburg
Wash
Eas Oregonian
East Oregonian
Roosevelt
Oregon
Mubgeribe
Inland Empire
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