Notice to Advertisers at Oregonian Stands in Portland
Local notice from the East Oregonian advising advertisers to remit copy by 4:45 p.m. for Monday’s issue and by 4:45 p.m. on the preceding Saturday. Mentions ads for Pendleton and Manchuria scenes, with references to translations and products read by legation members in Nt Chwong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enst
Oregonian
B. BR. Rich’s
Portland
Hotel Perkine
Oregon
Oeyscopy
Mukilen
Manchuria
Niu Chwang
Pendleton
Ameria
Knelleh
Resolutions Mean Notiting In National Congression
Amid chaotic national conventions in Portland and across states, resolutions on Chinese exclusion and commercial interests are criticized as meaningless compromises. Experts say such actions reflect private gains, not public good, and will not alter strict enforcement or improve conditions for Chinese exclusion, with Congress urged to set its own clear course.
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Caimaerepio
Minton
Congress
Pendleton in Manchuria Advertised Abroad
The Oregon Sunday Journal of Aurual 20 reports Pendleton flour promoted globally. A photograph shows 15,000 sacks loaded on commissary carts of the Russian army in street scenes abroad.
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Pendleton
Oregon Sunday Journal
Meriwether Lewie’s grave monument mystery in Tennessee
An early 19th century Tennessee graveyard tale centers on Meriwether Lewie, a mountain recluse once celebrated by a national periodical. The piece notes a disproportionately large grave monument and questions local memory, as reports of his life and death fade, while references to Lewie’s fame spread nationwide and across Oregon.
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John Swain
Wulming
Wether
Lewis
Tennessee
Tacfiy
Tenhessee
Mileale
Istranger
Maui
Oregon
New Era Opens Pendleton Walla Walla Train Service
The long effort by Pendleton and Whitman county residents yields a new weekly weekday Walla Walla Pendleton route on the OR & NL railroad. The public gains regular train service, boosting trade and county life, with plans for a small park free seating, and benches for women and children as arrivals rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Walla Walla-Pendleton
OR & NL
Arantilta
Widding
Norway and Sweden Aim to Expand Via Finance and Control
In a garbled report from Chicago Evening Pont, the text notes Norway banking hours during pay day, government jobs at public registrar offices, and telegraph boxes on streets for messages. It mentions government loans to young farmers at 3 percent, then lists per-country figures for Swedes, Norwegians, and others, ending with England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
Roy
Sweden
Denmark
Roasa
England
Chicago Evening Pont
Earth tremor in Japan described by survivor
From Bikoshina Japan a survivor recalls a strong quake that toppled houses and threw furniture, with people sleeping outside amid aftershocks. He details collapsed walls cracked ceilings and scenes of panic as buildings swayed like ships and the aftereffects forced repairs and fear.
American attitudes and westward envy quoted by The New Yorker
A fragmented discussion contrasts New Yorker scorn of American optimism with a reply from The American about owning a nation. It notes a Oregon coalition, Migrlon Dougine and Yamhill, planning to buy school libraries by state library commission, with books chosen centrally.
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Migrlon
Dougine
Yamhill Coalition
Oregon
Whrary! Comminaton
The Oregon Grape Wedding Hymn of Old
Fragmented verse extols Oregon flora and festive days including weddings and Thanksgiving. It references beauty, spring urges, and a bridal tone amid seasonal imagery, with scattered names and phrases forming a nostalgic regional mood.
Pest of the South Mosquito Threat Highlighted
An era article notes the spread of yellow fever risk from the Aedes mosquito, a new but deadly pest in New Orleans and southern areas. It explains the mosquito’s breeding in stagnant water, its rapid life cycle, and the danger posed by female mosquitoes carrying deadly diseases.
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Denver
Stegormyn
New Orleans
Dome Tine Celta Hole
Growny
Mosquito Life and Yellow Fever Risk Across Regions
Fragmented account notes mosquitoes breed in rainwater, life span 2 to 16 days with warmth. Mentions Central America and New Orleans, yellow fever risks, and outbreaks tied to climate and drainage. Describes mosquitoes as vectors, heights above sea level and urban exposure implications.
Salt production and trade figures in early 1900s United States
The New York World notes U S salt output reaches a barrel per capita, with New York as leading producer. It cites 1904 figures of 27 222 cents per year and imports totaling 2 500 000 dollars, much sent to Mexico and Japan, while European controls tax salt heavily to limit evaporation and raise prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New York
OEE Eton
Mexico
Japan
Uncle Sam
New York World
Justice in Savannah Court Sparks Public Debate
A fragmentary report describes a Savannah judge ruling on a petty theft act involving a watermelon theft, questioning bond requirements for trial. The piece references ongoing court activity and public scrutiny of the judiciary amid humorous asides about theft and Remarry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Hus
Nik Petron
Hole Hornet
Timepiece Ad Promises Reliable Watches at Low Prices
An advertisement touts incorrect timepieces as unreliable and urges readers to compare prices. It stresses precise time through highlighted watches, claiming guaranteed quality and affordability to reduce buyer anxiety. The copy targets potential buyers by inviting price comparisons.
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Alan
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Mall
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Bemi
Bemi-Wekly
Mal Gemi
Boripps-McRae News Association
San Francisco
Fourth Street
Chicago
Washington, D.C
14Th Wm
Antic
Peace Trone Fowler Brown In
Congresa
National Association
National Convention
Pendleton IN
Meriwether Lewes
Pate
Bikoshina
Tivland Sea
Newey
Makers OF the Northwest
The
New Yorker
United Stites of America
Hell
Arden Leuven
Litte Weilun
Choniowku
Central America
Vollowe
Hove
Northwestern
Gas & Electric
Fr. W. Vincent
Winslow Bros. Jewelers and Opticians
Www
C. Minnis
Henning
Oigarestore
Opp
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Rome
T. H. White
Dentist Association
Hlock Telephone
Polydore Moens, Prop
C.F. Colesworthy
East
Alta Street
W. T. Parker
D. B Richardson
Helix
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