Independent Republication and Local Rates Ad
The document lists subscription options and rates for the Daily and Weekly Oregonian, including daily one year by mail and by carrier, six months, three months, and monthly plans, as well as weekly and semi weekly mailings. It notes sale points and addresses in Pendleton Oregon and Chicago Washington Bureau. The piece identifies the paper as published in Pendleton Oregon and affiliated with United Press Association.
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Transformation of Love and Duty in Light
A fragmentary verse centers on love beauty and duty guided by radiance from above. A priest trio appears, with an emphasis on sacred light shaping moral and aesthetic ideals. The limited text suggests a devotional or ceremonial tone.
Rescue for Oregon in Bold Pursuit of Freedom
A vivid account portrays Central Oregon maiden held by Greal Savage Harriman as captor. A lively band of gallant rescuers presses toward freeing her, promising rail expansion and wealth to the region if transportation access improves. otherwise rival interests may claim the district.
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Pinchot’s Press Bureau Sparks Senate Clash
The forest service faced criticism over a publicity drive by forester Pinchot and a perceived press bureau. Lawmakers threatened to cut funding, alleging a news operation that praised the service and Pinchot. The service cited Attorney General Bonaparte’s opinion affirming its legality.
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Foresters
Bonaparte
News Bureau
Bureau of Information
Forest Service News Bulletin System Expands Reach
The press bulletin service of that branch operates under attorney power, issuing daily bulletins with diverse information from tree cutting to alcohol limits from pine wood chairs. Congress may reconcile to the publicity work, as the government’s information dissemination is highly organized and efficient in distribution.
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Press Bulletin
Forest Service
Congress
Montana Moves To Preserve Natural Resources
The piece lauds Montana as first to heed the congress of governors to protect natural resources. It accuses western states of corporate exploitation, notes a state commission to cooperate with the federal effort inspired by Roosevelt, and questions Oregon’s delay and Governor Chamberlain’s commission.
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Montana
National Congress of Governors
Roosevelt
Oregon
Fashion's Latest Torture For Beauty Fans
The Paris Health Journal reports a cruel beauty practice described as planting eyelashes. A needle threaded with a single hair is passed along the eyelid, creating loops of hair once cut, curled upward, and left under an oiled bandage for 12 hours. The method aims to shape brows similarly.
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Paris Dispatch
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August pointers from Campbell for dry farming
Campbell the dry farm professor offers August guidance for protecting fields from moisture loss. He emphasizes loose surface, packed subsoil, avoiding sour soil in stubble, keeping mulch, and forcing rainwater deeper. He reminds August is a prep month for next year and praises the disk as highly useful when used correctly.
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Campbell
Restlessness of Humankind Drives Rural to Urban Moves
The passage traces a farmer's ascent from remote county farms to Helix Pilot Rock Echo Pendleton and finally Portland as wealth grows. It portrays a cycle of ambition and relocation from rural beginnings to expanding urban centers.
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Pilot Rock
Echo
Alsewhere
Pendleton
Portland
Pendleton's Future City Park Dream Amid Admirers' Talk
A distant prospect of Pendleton enjoying a city park captivates her ardent admirers as they ponder a remote period in the future.
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Pendleton
Increasing Water Flow of Snake River in Idaho
The Snake River irrigation artery near Idaho’s Northern Presmowl county gains volume via an engineering linking project. The Idaho Falls area note reports 2000 second feet turning into the river, affecting Henry’s Lake reservoir and Tah Falls country. Water gates are adjusted to limit flow, with expected reach to Twin Falls country tonight or tomorrow morning.
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Pres Mowl County
Idaho False Register
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Tomormon Marning
Idaho Falls
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American Falls
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Revenue From Evils Report Flats for Year Ending June
The annual report of the commissioner of internal revenue shows a decrease in Osh receipts to 17 998 072 from the prior year. Total revenue from spirits and tobacco products, taxed during wartime effforts, is itemized including spirits and cigars with quantities and values, noting extensive excise collections and duties.
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Watonga Kingfisher Play Concludes After 12 Years
The Watonga audience finally learned the ending of Mant O Neil's play Man pid Min ter after a 12 year wait. Fire once sent spectators fleeing as the Kisersion company halted the show in Kingfisher. Governor Ferguson records describe the finale where St Clair is cleared and the villain receives justice, ending with O Neil winning the girl.
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Kingfisher
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Luni
Governor Ferguson
O'Neil
Kansas City
Invitations to Bourgas Sparked by Retired Burglar Testimony
A St Louis Post-Dispatch report cites a retired burglar who describes shadowing richly dressed women to identify targets for jewelry theft. He says women’s visible adornments attract thieves and recounts following them to their homes to strike when opportunity arose.
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Post-Dispatch
Three Writings By The Shore And Snow
Poems reflect on names vanished from sand erased by tide while a name on the heart endures through fire and storms. The speaker, in first person, addresses a beloved figure and ends with the signature Alice Stone Blickwell.
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