Endieten Oregon Daily and Weekly News Listing
Portland area newspaper text fragment shows publication by East Oregonian Publishing Company with irregular lines. References to daily, weekly, semi weekly editions and distribution locations including Rich's News Stands, Motel Portland God Hotel Verkine, and addresses in Portland and Chicago. Contains miscellaneous misaligned names and city identifiers.
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Endieten
Oregon
The
East Oregonian Publishing Company
Rich
Portland
Verkine
One-Sided Vigilance on Sheep Dipping Policy
The piece criticizes an order requiring wholesale dipping of all sheep for export, arguing government inaction on Indian horse mange and quarantine threats to Oregon cattle raisers. It contends reservation conditions may spread sheep scab and questions the burden on sheepmen already facing costs.
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Umatilla County
E. N. Hutchinson
Federal Bureau of Aninma Tndwetry
Oregon
Fragmented Rhetoric on Russian Tyranny and Suffering
The passage laments Russian oppression across a 300 year arc, portraying exile and Siberian suffering as the mark of tyranny. It contends freedom is smothered from birth, liberty throttled, and human sympathy erased, with brutal, inhuman acts fueling the regime.
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Alma
Siberian
Russian tyranny in Asia and a future pacific order
A dated opinion column argues that Russian expansion into Manchuria threatens European progress and Asia’s trade, predicting Japanese victory and eventual Russian retreat. It contends a transformed Asia will rise under new governance, ending old port blockades and exile settlements as Japan reshapes the region.
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Russia
Orient
Manchuria
Asia
Bessarabia
Polumi
Finland
Odessa
Kishineri
Pacific
Corda
Sakhalin
Kamachatha
St. Petersburg
Vladivo Wtok
Europe
Pendleton Profits From Ringlings Jump In Ring
Pendleton collected at least 4900 in cash as Ringlings circus did not exhibit yesterday. The quick move drew strong crowds and boosted local business, making Pendleton a bustling hub for the circus season start.
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Pendleton
Ringlings
Rosa Bonheur Portraits Lions and Wildlife
Rosa Bonheur moved animals with ease as Jules Claretto notes in Harper's Magazine. She tamed lions in her By garden and painted them, while deer and other creatures showed recognition of her as their painter. M Gerome sought lions at Jardin des Plantes for his studies, and Bonheur granted lions freedom in her own grounds for model scenes.
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Rosa Bonhew
Jules Claretto
Harper's Magazine
M. Gerome
Peson
Jardin Des Plantes
Bonheur
Menegerie
Roand
Hlon
Mile. Rosa
Friday Events Echo a Long List of Historic Dates
A fragment lists events tied to Friday or Fridays across history. It mentions figures and moments such as Moncow Shakespeare America Richmond and the Bastile, along with claims about Queen Victoria and Napoleon born or married on Friday. It also notes the Peterborough Cathedral clock dating to around 1220 and a woolen wheel reference.
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Moncow
Washington
Shakespeare
America
Richmond
Victorian
Charlen I
Fort Sumpter
Napoleon Bonaparre
Jujiua Cacar
Marengo
Bunker Hill
Joan of Arc
New Orleans
Peterborough
England
California History's Romantic Period
A nostalgic look at 18th century California missions in southern California. Franciscan monks restore San Luis Rey near San Diego, rebuilding church, irrigation, and fields while preserving spiritual and educational aims. Father O Keefe leads restoration. aim to create a Franciscan college, not revive full colonial economy. The piece frames mission work as progenitor of California civilization now continued by government and settlers.
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California
San Luis Rey
San Diego
Spain
Songme
San Francitco
St. Prancia
Genie Brotherhood
San Laie Rey
Father O'Keefe
Mexico
Coast Hills
Government of
America
Guy KE. Mitchel
Artesian Water Fertilizer Discovered in Georgia
Investigations led by 8 W McCallie assistant state geologist of Georgia in cooperation with the U S Geological Survey uncover phosphoric acid bearing water in the Coastal Plain. A Baxley deep well analysis shows 16 5 parts per million of phosphoric acid suggesting use for irrigation and fertilizing barren fields. One acre covered by a 12 inch layer could receive an effect equal to 200 pounds of commercial fertilizer. A hero must die at the right time to acquire a monument.
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W. McCallie
Georgia
United States Geological Survey
Baxley
Reward Offered In Oregonian Subscription Contest
A $100 reward is offered by the East Oregonian for a subscription contest. From now until November 4, new subscribers’ guesses on Oregon’s vote for the winning presidential candidate will share half the contest proceeds. Only new subscriptions count, with multiple ways to earn guesses and potential prizes.
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J. E Strode
Wattsburg
Wash
Iya Oregonian
East Oregonian
Burey
Roosevelt
Oregon
Inland Empire
Sunsense
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