East Oregonian settler tone and growth plans described
Independent East Oregonian daily expands circulation with carload shipments and new features. Pendleton post office records show high postage contributions, while ad revenue funds improvements. Editorial lament on timber waste and fire losses calls for tougher enforcement and accountability to protect forests and communities.
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East Oregonian
Oregon
Sconsin Mille
Pendleton
Morning Tribune
Guide
Knkawinn
The
Livestock Journal
Fragment of verse and memory by Elia Wieeler Wilcox
Not always the air which the master composes can stir the heart with pleasure or pain The subtle chords scent of roses breathe out simple strains You hear them and love them and fear them You tremble with anguish you thrill with delight Behind them an aging dream flickers and peers into sight This is a reflective literary piece by Elia Wieeler Wilcox
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Elia Wieeler Wilcox
Political turmoil and farming progress in Oregon’s Umatila county
The piece contrasts Chicago style party campaigning with rural Oregon improvement. It notes third party pressures around CorteYou and populists amid Republican gains, plus a shift in wheat farming in Umatilla county. It highlights deeper plowing, intelligent farming, new homes, and banks drawing deadlines as the area transforms.
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Umatilla County
Tourish
Umatila County
California
Oregon
Dakotas
The Longing for Homes and City Congestion
The article argues city congestion hinges on choice rather than fate. It cites rosebud land openings and 100000 registrations, with 2304 applicants drawn, and 40 per land. It notes buyers must pay 4 dollars per acre and build a home in four months. Senator Hoar seeks a national fund to aid homesteading.
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Hoar
Congress
Ideals and War On The Highway Of Dreams
Two poems reflect on striving toward ideals and the costs of power. MargareT Hunt and Lotisa Driscoll depict inner ascent toward selfless greatness and the marching world of armies, money, and fame, contrasting noble motives with moral danger on the road.
Women farmers seek workers amid New York exodus
An immigrant aid agent recalls women farmers near New York City who must handle plowing and harvesting while migrants stream to the Free Labor bureau. A widow who runs Mount Hope farm posts urgent help for laborers, offering strict hours and room and board amid penurious bids.
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New York City
Free Labor Bureau
Ae Bie Ae Aman
Mount Hope
New York Herald
The Poor Man's Saving Promises Hard Times Discipline
A fragment from a 19th century moral discourse urges small incomes be saved for family welfare, arguing happiness lies in self denial and devotion to others. It shifts to a narrative scene where Peggy notes a broken satin clasp, and a suitor contemplates leaving his sweetheart.
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Max O'Re
Men of Prominence Endorse Peruna For Catarrh
Congressman F Y Fitzpatrick from Kentucky writes from Washington D C praising Peruna for catarrh and tonic benefits. The ad claims many dignitaries endorse Peruna and promises curing potential in weeks with warm weather aiding recovery. A free pamphlet is offered and Dr Hartman in Columbus is cited for further information.
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P. Y. Fitzpatrickh
Kenucky
Washington, D. C
F. Y. Firepatrick
Tentieri Iily
Hartman
Hartman Sacitarium
Columbte
Ango Saxon world order touted by Rev Arthur speech
In an Orion Michigan address before the Michigan Baptisl assembly the Rev KR S Arthur offered a novel wartime interpretation. He argued that a Japanese victory would mark the first step toward Anglo Saxon world supremacy with Japan guiding China Britain guiding Japan and America guiding Britain. He claimed Europe would follow, warning that weaker nations faced disintegration under two Anglo Saxon powers and a future of civilization peace and Christianity.
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KR. S. Arthur
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China
Britain
America
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Spain
France
Austria-Hungary
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Lippincort
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Pendleton Planing Mill
Robert Forster
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